Several parts of the national capital on Wednesday received lightning and rain.
The MeT office has forecast generally cloudy skies for tomorrow with the likelihood of light rains and thunderstorms in some areas.
Yesterday, the maximum and minimum temperatures were recorded at 25.6 degrees and 10 degrees Celsius respectively
Rains will take a back seat by January 27 as the cyclonic circulation will move away in east direction.
By the evening of January 27, weather will clear up over the national capital.
During this time, day temperatures will fall significantly by three-five degrees, leading to cold day conditions.
Meanwhile, minimum temperatures may rise by two-three degree Celsius in the next 48 hours.
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