Rain In Delhi

Rain lashed parts of the national capital in the early hours of Sunday. Areas including Mandi House, RK Puram, Indraprastha, Kartavya Path, and Central Delhi witnessed fresh showers.

Rain lashed parts of the national capital on Saturday, bringing down the pollution levels in the city.

Delhi and its adjoining National Capital Region (NCR) received light rain on Tuesday morning, with the minimum temperature dropping to 15 degrees Celsius.

The IMD has predicted light rainfall in some parts of Delhi late Wednesday night with the city recording a maximum temperature of 26.9 degrees Celsius, a notch above the normal.

Several parts of the national capital received light rainfall late on Tuesday night.

Delhi and its neighbouring areas experienced light rainfall this morning. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has predicted that the national capital will have a generally cloudy sky throughout the day with intermittent light rain showers.

A thin layer of fog enveloped the national capital on Saturday morning with the mercury recorded at 7 degrees Celsius, one degree below normal temperature, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) said.

Overnight rainfall and gusty winds not only brought a significant improvement in the air quality on Thursday but also ensured that Delhiites experienced pleasant weather conditions through the day.

Generally cloudy skies with light rain are expected in Delhi on Friday, and the minimum temperature is expected to dip to 5 degrees Celsius, the India Meteorological Department said.

As the biting chill continues to remain in the North Indian belt, the cold extended its grip in the national capital on Wednesday.

Delhi and its surrounding areas will witness severe cold wave-like conditions around Christmas with light rain expected to fall over north India, resulting in a drop in day temperatures. The national capital recorded a minimum temperature of 4.9.

Light rain in the national capital on Tuesday not only brought the mercury down but also improved the city's air quality.

The air pollution in the National Capital improved slightly on Tuesday morning following light rainfall in several parts of the Delhi-National Capital Region a day ago.

Air quality in Delhi and its suburbs marginally improved on Monday due to rain and favourable wind speed caused by a western disturbance affecting northwest India.

Light rain is likely in the city on Monday and could bring some respite from the high pollution levels.

Rain lashed parts of the national capital in the early hours of Sunday. Areas including Mandi House, RK Puram, Indraprastha, Kartavya Path, and Central Delhi witnessed fresh showers.

Rain lashed parts of the national capital on Saturday, bringing down the pollution levels in the city.

Delhi and its adjoining National Capital Region (NCR) received light rain on Tuesday morning, with the minimum temperature dropping to 15 degrees Celsius.

The IMD has predicted light rainfall in some parts of Delhi late Wednesday night with the city recording a maximum temperature of 26.9 degrees Celsius, a notch above the normal.

Several parts of the national capital received light rainfall late on Tuesday night.

Delhi and its neighbouring areas experienced light rainfall this morning. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has predicted that the national capital will have a generally cloudy sky throughout the day with intermittent light rain showers.

A thin layer of fog enveloped the national capital on Saturday morning with the mercury recorded at 7 degrees Celsius, one degree below normal temperature, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) said.

Overnight rainfall and gusty winds not only brought a significant improvement in the air quality on Thursday but also ensured that Delhiites experienced pleasant weather conditions through the day.

Generally cloudy skies with light rain are expected in Delhi on Friday, and the minimum temperature is expected to dip to 5 degrees Celsius, the India Meteorological Department said.

As the biting chill continues to remain in the North Indian belt, the cold extended its grip in the national capital on Wednesday.

Delhi and its surrounding areas will witness severe cold wave-like conditions around Christmas with light rain expected to fall over north India, resulting in a drop in day temperatures. The national capital recorded a minimum temperature of 4.9.

Light rain in the national capital on Tuesday not only brought the mercury down but also improved the city's air quality.

The air pollution in the National Capital improved slightly on Tuesday morning following light rainfall in several parts of the Delhi-National Capital Region a day ago.

Air quality in Delhi and its suburbs marginally improved on Monday due to rain and favourable wind speed caused by a western disturbance affecting northwest India.

Light rain is likely in the city on Monday and could bring some respite from the high pollution levels.