Delhi Weather Update: Rain Brings Relief and More Showers Ahead
Delhi Weather Update
After enduring several days of oppressive heat and humidity, residents of Delhi experienced a welcome respite on Wednesday evening as moderate to heavy rainfall swept through the city. This downpour, driven by an active monsoon system, resulted in a notable decrease in temperatures, providing a refreshing change from the sweltering conditions. However, the rain also caused some disruptions, with reports of waterlogging in various areas, leading to significant traffic delays and affecting flight operations at IGI Airport.
Weather Forecast for Thursday, July 10
Looking ahead to Thursday, July 10, the weather in Delhi is anticipated to remain pleasant. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) forecasts a generally overcast sky with light to moderate rain expected across different parts of the city. Isolated thunderstorms and lightning are also likely, particularly in the late afternoon and evening hours. Following Wednesday's rainfall, the maximum temperature is projected to hover around 32°C, with humidity levels reaching 90%, which may lead to discomfort for some residents.
Three-Day Weather Outlook
Delhi is set to continue experiencing monsoon conditions throughout the week, with cloudy skies and rain expected until Sunday, July 13. An upper air cyclonic circulation over northern Haryana and adjacent regions will further enhance cloud formation and precipitation in Delhi. Light to moderate rainfall, along with thunderstorms and lightning, is likely to persist over the coming days. Daytime temperatures are expected to range between 33-35°C, while humidity levels will remain between 80-90% for the rest of the week.
Safety Precautions
While the weather is expected to be pleasant, residents are urged to stay informed through local advisories and take necessary precautions during thunderstorms. It is advisable to avoid seeking shelter under trees, stay indoors during lightning, and remain vigilant for potential waterlogging in low-lying areas.