Delhi-NCR received rainfall on Wednesday, ending a 10-day dry spell and improving the weather conditions. This rain offered relief from the heat. Temperatures in Delhi-NCR subsequently fell slightly. The weather department has provided a new forecast. The forecast for Delhi today includes generally cloudy skies and the possibility of light rain.
The weather pattern in Delhi is expected to persist, with similar conditions predicted for tomorrow, including generally cloudy skies and the likelihood of light rain. Today’s maximum temperature in the capital is expected to be 35 degrees Celsius, with a minimum of 25 degrees Celsius. The maximum temperature tomorrow might reach 34 degrees, while the minimum could be 24 degrees Celsius. The 20th is expected to have partly cloudy skies, and the weather is expected to remain clear until the 23rd.
Uttar Pradesh Weather:
The weather department has predicted rain in several areas of western and eastern Uttar Pradesh today. Heavy rainfall is expected in some parts of eastern UP. Both regions may experience thunderstorms and lightning. The weather department indicates there’s no expectation of heavy rain in the state from September 19th to 23rd.
Bihar Weather Warning:
A heavy rain alert has been issued for various districts in Bihar today. The weather department forecasts heavy rainfall in Buxar, Rohtas, Aurangabad, Kaimur, Bhojpur, Madhubani, and Darbhanga. Furthermore, the weather department warns of potential lightning and thunderstorms in several districts.
Rainfall in Other States:
A Yellow alert has been issued for nearly all districts in Jharkhand. Heavy rain is also predicted for West Bengal. Gujarat, Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, and Rajasthan are likely to experience rain. The weather department anticipates a lower chance of rain in Rajasthan.
Mountain Weather Report:
Uttarakhand might face more intense rainfall. The weather department has issued alerts for Pithoragarh, Bageshwar, Chamoli, Champawat, and Nainital. Himachal Pradesh is less likely to experience rain today.