Again after few days of dry and hot weather, parts of Delhi are likely to receive rain and thunderstorms on May 11 and May 12, with the weather department issuing a yellow alert for both days.
New Delhi: With temperatures rising sharply across the national capital, Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta has directed officials to ensure strict on-ground implementation of the Heat Wave Action Plan 2026, particularly in identified thermal hotspot areas. Scientific Mapping Used to Identify High-Risk Zones Following a detailed review, the Chief Minister said this year’s heat action.
New Delhi: The weather across the Delhi National Capital Region (NCR) has taken a sharp and unexpected turn, bringing with it intense heatwave conditions more typical of May and June, even as April draws to a close. After experiencing relatively mild and pleasant weather in March, reminiscent of February’s lingering chill, residents are now grappling.
Residents across Delhi NCR are set for another warm day, with rising temperatures and limited chances of rain offering little respite. According to the India Meteorological Department
Delhi experienced a pleasant morning with temperatures around 22°C, but a significant rise is expected, potentially reaching 40°C later in the day. The India Meteorological Department has issued warnings about this heat surge following a period of rainfall.
Delhi is set to witness warmer weather this week, as the India Meteorological Department (IMD) predicted a sharp rise in temperature, with the maximum likely to reach 40 degrees Celsius by April 15.
Residents of Delhi NCR should brace for a shift in weather as pleasant mornings begin to fade and stronger heat takes over. Sunday (April 12) morning started with bright sunshine and clear skies across the region
