Delhi weather: Light rain likely for next five days; IMD advises people not to visit hill stations
Delhi Weather: Rain expected to continue in light spells
The IMD has not issued any colour-coded warning but forecasts light to very light rainfall in Delhi for the next five days. Weather scientists said the showers were caused by cloud cells passing over a low-pressure area.
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Caution advised for mountain travel
Krishna Mishra, scientist, India Meteorological Department, said, 'The depression over northwest Madhya Pradesh was gradually moving northwestward across north Rajasthan, and once it weakened within 48 hours, the monsoon trough would move towards the Himalayas.'
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As per AQI.in, the current weather signals a gradual shift in Delhi's seasonal trend. On July 19, the capital is expected to witness moderate temperatures ranging between 27.4°C and 34.9°C, under partly cloudy skies with a light breeze. Humidity is likely to stay around 59%, and the UV index is expected to be low at 2.2, suggesting a comfortable day for outdoor activity.
The day is set to begin at 27.4°C, rising steadily to a high of 34.9°C by afternoon. Light winds, with speeds touching nearly 20 km/h, may provide some relief from the daytime warmth.
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Delhi Weather Outlook for the upcoming week
The weather over the next few days is expected to fluctuate. On July 20 (Saturday), the temperature may rise further, ranging between 29.3°C and 37.7°C, with partly cloudy skies.
A change is expected from Sunday, July 21, when moderate rain is likely, and temperatures may dip to a range of 26.9°C to 33.1°C. The rainfall may intensify on Monday, July 22, bringing down the temperatures even further.
The wet conditions are expected to persist on Tuesday, July 23, with the mercury hovering between 25°C and 28.7°C. From Wednesday, July 24, weather conditions will likely improve, with drier skies and a temperature rise to 36.8°C.
Thursday, July 25, may turn out to be a warmer day, possibly reaching 37.7°C, with some chance of rain in the evening. The heaviest showers of the week are predicted for Monday and Tuesday, offering a brief break from the summer heat.
According to data from AQI.in, the beginning of the week will bring down daytime temperatures, especially on Monday and Tuesday, due to expected moderate to heavy rainfall. This could temporarily ease the summer conditions in the city.
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