After recent showers, temperatures are set to climb across regions, with IMD warning of heatwave conditions in parts of central and eastern India even as rainfall persists in some states
Temperatures are set to rise across northwest and central India, with heatwave conditions in some parts; rain and thunderstorms persist in the northeast
IMD forecasts thunderstorms in several regions and heavy rainfall in Northeast today, with heatwave conditions expected to start next week amid rising temperatures
IMD has forecast widespread rain, thunderstorms and gusty winds across several regions, and issued a yellow alert for the national capital
Cloudy skies, light rain and gusty winds to persist in Delhi today; IMD warns of thunderstorms and widespread rainfall activity across most parts of India till April 10
Multiple weather systems to trigger hailstorms, thunder and heavy rainfall across regions, with strong winds expected to cause local disruptions
IMD forecasts unstable weather with thunderstorms, lightning and strong winds across north, east, central and southern regions, bringing brief rain spells
A fresh western disturbance is set to bring thunderstorms, gusty winds and scattered rain across north, east and central India, keeping Delhi cloudy and breezy with light showers over the weekend
Strong surface winds up to 70 kmph and hailstorm risk over Northwest, along with heavy rain in Northeast, signal an active pre-monsoon phase with widespread thunderstorm activity across the country
According to IMD's forecast, thunderstorms, gusty winds and scattered rainfall will persist across India till April 5, while temperatures climb across central and eastern regions before a brief dip
Fresh spell of rain, thunderstorms and gusty winds to impact several regions, including north and central India. Delhi may see light showers and cloudy skies with temperatures staying comfortable
IMD says east, central and northwest India may witness more heatwave days than normal during April -June
Delhi may log its warmest March in four years despite cooler days in the second half, while thunderstorms, gusty winds and rainfall impact several regions across India
IMD forecasts widespread rain, lightning and strong winds across India. Northeast may see heavy rain, while Delhi is set for cloudy skies with light showers and gusty winds through the day
Rain, thunderstorms and gusty winds likely across several regions as IMD flags weather activity, while parts of India continue to face heat and humidity
The national capital saw a slight decrease in the minimum temperature and a slight increase in the maximum temperature on a cloudy Saturday. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a yellow alert for Sunday, predicting a spell of light rain and thunderstorms. The Safdarjung weather station recorded a minimum temperature of 18.8 degrees Celsius, which is 0.7 degrees above normal and a decrease of 1.8 degrees from the previous day. The maximum temperature was recorded at 33.6 degrees Celsius, one degree above normal and an increase of one degree from Friday. Other weather stations reported similar trends, with Palam recording a maximum temperature of 32.1 degrees Celsius - 1.3 degrees higher than the day before. Palam's minimum temperature was 18.5 degrees Celsius on Saturday, which is 1.1 degrees lower than the previous day. While no rain was recorded on Saturday morning, IMD officials noted that cloudy skies persisted in parts of the city throughout the day. A yellow
IMD warns of rain, thunderstorms and gusty winds across India, with heavy showers in the Northeast and a fresh western disturbance bringing relief and temperature dips in Delhi and northwest India
IMD forecasts rain, thunderstorms and gusty winds across several states, bringing relief from rising temperatures, with Delhi expected to see light showers over next few days
IMD forecasts scattered rain, thunderstorms and gusty winds across several regions, even as temperatures are set to rise gradually
IMD forecasts heavy rain, thunderstorms and gusty winds over east and northeast India, while plains including Delhi remain dry with partly cloudy skies and a gradual rise in temperatures