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.
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
A spell of rain has left Delhi-NCR wrapped in a blanket of fog and mist, giving the region an unusual March morning. Areas across Delhi, Noida, Gurugram and Ghaziabad reported reduced visibility early in the day, slowing down traffic and affecting routine movement. The sudden shift in weather comes after overnight showers, which increased moisture.
Residents across Delhi NCR woke up to light rain, thunderstorms, and cloudy skies, bringing much-needed relief from rising temperatures. The sudden weather shift was observed early in the morning, with several areas witnessing drizzle and gusty winds. Neighbouring regions such as Noida and Gurugram also experienced similar conditions, indicating a widespread weather system affecting the.
Residents across Delhi-NCR woke up to cloudy skies, rain and thunderstorms on Sunday, bringing much-needed relief from the unusually high temperatures recorded earlier this month. The sudden weather shifts lowered temperatures and creates pleasant conditions after several days of intense heat in the region. Several areas of the national capital experienced light showers accompanied by.
Delhi is experiencing unusually warm weather for early March, with the temperature expected to reach around 35°C–37°C on Wednesday (March 11, 2026). The minimum temperature is likely to remain near 20°C–21°C, according to weather forecasts. Clear skies and strong sunshine since morning are contributing to the rising mercury. Weather experts say the city has already.
