Weather Forecast

Rain, thunderstorms and gusty winds brought cooler conditions to Delhi-NCR, with the air quality index in the moderate category on Sunday morning

Delhi's AQI improved to 185 on Saturday morning, entering the moderate category, while the IMD forecast partly cloudy skies; heavy rain is likely in parts of southern India

Delhi is forecast to remain dry on October 20, with temperatures of 17-33°C; IMD has warned of heavy rain in Tamil Nadu, Puducherry, Andhra Pradesh and Kerala

Delhi is forecast to remain dry with a maximum temperature of around 32°C on Monday, while Tamil Nadu, Kerala and parts of Karnataka are likely to receive heavy rain

The IMD has forecast heavy rain across parts of south peninsular India until October 23, while Delhi is expected to remain dry with mainly clear skies

Delhi is likely to see clear skies today as mercury is expected to rise to 33°C after recent showers, while heavy to very heavy rain is likely in parts of Karnataka and Tamil Nadu

Delhi may see light to moderate rain with thunderstorms and gusty winds on Sunday, while several parts of southern and northeastern India are likely to receive heavy showers

Heavy rainfall is very likely at isolated places over coastal Karnataka, Kerala and Mahe, south interior Karnataka, and Tamil Nadu, Puducherry and Karaikal on Monday

The IMD has forecast heavy rain in parts of southern India, with thunderstorms and showers likely across several other regions, while Delhi is expected to stay dry

Delhi is likely to remain largely dry through October 5, with temperatures touching 36°C, while IMD forecasts scattered rain from October 6; southern and northeastern states are likely to see rainfall

The India Meteorological Department has forecast mainly clear skies and no rain across Delhi today (September 30).

The IMD has predicted mainly clear skies from Tuesday through Saturday in the national capital, with no rain forecast and temperatures expected to rise gradually

At least 10 people were killed and 17 injured in rain-related incidents in Uttar Pradesh on Saturday, with 63 districts recording above-normal rainfall

A depression over Chhattisgarh is moving towards southeastern Uttar Pradesh, triggering heavy rain and thunderstorms across north and central India on September 26

The IMD said the southwest monsoon withdrew from Delhi on September 23, two days ahead of its normal withdrawal date of September 25.

Keeping in view the weather situation, authorities in several districts of Odisha have declared closure of educational institutions until September 24

The national capital will most likely see no rain on September 27, although skies are likely to turn partly cloudy from September 25

Low-pressure area over the Bay of Bengal and adjoining Andaman Sea is likely to intensify, bringing heavy to very heavy rain to parts of eastern and central India

Delhi is likely to see partly cloudy skies on Sunday before mainly clear weather sets in, with no rain expected through the week as the southwest monsoon retreats from northwest India

Delhi is likely to remain dry through September 25, with partly cloudy skies on Saturday and Sunday before skies turn mainly clear; maximum temperatures may rise to 36 degrees Celsius