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Delhi-NCR Weather Update: Rain Forecast for September 12-15

The Delhi-NCR region is set to experience a spell of rain starting September 12, with moderate rainfall expected. The India Meteorological Department has indicated cloudy skies and light rain continuing through September 14. A warning for heavy rain has been issued for September 14 and 15. Temperatures are predicted to remain lower due to the rain, with a maximum of around 31°C. No red alerts are currently in effect for the earlier dates, but residents should prepare for potential heavy rainfall later in the week.
 

Ongoing Rain in Delhi-NCR


The Delhi-NCR region is expected to experience continued rainfall. According to the latest update from the India Meteorological Department (IMD), there is a likelihood of overcast skies and moderate rain in Delhi on September 12. Light rain may persist on September 13 and 14 as well.


Moderate Rain Expected on September 12

The forecast for the New Delhi-Ridge area indicates that the sky will remain cloudy with moderate rainfall anticipated on September 12. No warnings have been issued for this day.


Light Rain on September 13-14

On September 13, light rain and cloudy conditions are expected in Delhi. Similarly, light rain is also predicted for September 14. However, a warning for heavy rainfall has been issued for the Delhi-Haryana sub-division on September 14 and 15.


Temperature Changes Ahead

Due to the rain and cloud cover, temperatures in Delhi are likely to remain relatively low. The IMD forecasts a maximum temperature of around 31°C and a minimum of 21°C on September 12. Pleasant weather is expected in the coming days.


No Red Alert Currently

It is noteworthy that no warnings have been issued for September 12 and 13 in Delhi. However, a heavy rain alert is in place for September 14-15. A red alert was previously issued on September 11 during heavy rainfall in the Delhi-NCR area.


Overall Weather Outlook

In summary, the weather in Delhi-NCR is expected to be rainy and cloudy over the next three days, with an increased risk of heavy rainfall on September 14-15.