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Delhi NCR Weather

Rain in Delhi NCR eased the heat, but air quality remains ‘Poor’ across most areas, according to official data.

Rain in Delhi NCR brings relief from heat as IMD issues a yellow alert for thunderstorms. March sees highest rainfall in three years.

Thunderstorms, rain and gusty winds swept across Delhi-NCR on Sunday morning, bringing relief from early March heat and prompting weather alerts from the IMD.

Dense fog covered Delhi-NCR on Monday, reducing visibility below 50 metres and causing travel delays, while air quality remained in the moderate to poor range.

Delhi-NCR remained under the grip of a cold wave and dense fog on Tuesday, with air quality deteriorating further into the ‘poor’ category.

An intense cold wave continued across Delhi-NCR on Monday as air quality remained in the ‘poor’ category and temperatures fell below normal levels.

Delhi & the surrounding NCR are bracing for intensified winter, with the IMD predicting cold wave & dense fog until early January.

Delhi-NCR has seen a steady temperature drop since late October, marking the onset of early winter.

The weather in the National Capital Region (NCR) changed dramatically on Tuesday, as dark clouds gathered in the morning.

Delhi has experienced its wettest May in recorded history, with rainfall levels surpassing all previous benchmarks.