Following recent spells of rain and cooler temperatures, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) forecasts clear skies and rising temperatures across Delhi-NCR from October 9 to 14. Minimums will range between 18–22°C and maximums between 30–35°C, with no warnings issued. Westerly winds will continue to influence the region’s climate.
Delhi-NCR Weather Update: IMD Predicts Dry Spell and Gradual Warm-Up Through Mid-October
After a week of unexpected showers and chilly breezes, Delhi-NCR is set to experience a stretch of dry and stable weather. According to the India Meteorological Department (IMD), the region will see clear skies and a gradual rise in temperatures over the next five days, offering relief from recent disruptions.
Key Highlights from the IMD Forecast:
Clear Skies Expected: From October 9 to 14, the weather across Delhi and adjoining areas like Noida, Gurugram, and Faridabad will remain predominantly clear, with no rainfall predicted.
Temperature Trends:
Minimum temperatures: Expected to range between 18–22°C, slightly below seasonal norms.
Maximum temperatures: Forecasted to climb from 30–35°C, recovering from recent dips of 25–27°C.
Westerly Winds Prevail: Winds from the west have contributed to the cooler conditions, with speeds reaching up to 12 km/h in the past 24 hours.
Humidity Levels: Humidity peaked at 98% during recent rains, but is expected to stabilize as dry conditions return.
No Weather Warnings Issued: IMD has not issued any alerts for rainfall, thunderstorms, or extreme temperatures through October 14, indicating a calm weather phase.
Impact of Recent Rains: While the showers brought temporary relief from pollution, they also led to waterlogging in parts of Noida and slowed traffic across several NCR corridors.
Forecast for Noida: Daily highs will hover around 31–32°C, with lows near 21–22°C, under mainly clear skies.
Residents can expect a return to typical October weather—dry, warm days and cool nights—ideal for outdoor activities and festive preparations.
Sources: Economic Times