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Delhi rain

IMD issues a red alert across Delhi’s 11 districts as heavy rain, thunderstorms and winds of up to 60 kmph hit the capital.

Rain and strong winds may improve Delhi-NCR air quality, but pollution could return if wind speeds fall after the weather system passes.

Delhi-NCR is likely to turn dry from Wednesday as rain eases, with the IMD forecasting mainly clear skies and temperatures up to 33°C.

IMD forecasts rain and thunderstorms in Delhi-NCR over the next two to three days, with a yellow alert issued for Saturday.

The IMD forecasts rain, thunderstorms and gusty winds in Delhi on Saturday and Sunday after the monsoon withdrew from the capital.

Delhi-NCR is likely to remain hot and humid with mainly clear skies on September 23 and 24, while rain may return later in the week.

Delhi and most parts of the NCR are expected to remain largely dry on Saturday, with partly cloudy skies and no major rainfall forecast.

The IMD has forecast light rain in Delhi-NCR through September 16, followed by drier weather from September 17.

Delhi-NCR is likely to see cloudy skies on Wednesday, with temperatures between 26°C and 35°C and no weather warning issued by the IMD.

Delhi may see cloudy skies and light rain today, with high humidity and more showers forecast from September 11.