Delhi Rain In May

The southwest monsoon is likely to reach Delhi in the next 48 hours - almost two weeks ahead of schedule, having already advanced into parts of Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Jammu and Kashmir, Ladakh, Haryana, Chandigarh and Punjab today, the India Met

Delhi received 144.8 mm rainfall in May this year, the highest for the month in 13 years, according to the India Meteorological Department (IMD).

The national capital registered its highest 24-hour rainfall in May as Cyclone Tauktae impacted the weather in the city and surrounding areas

Delhi received the highest rain for the month of May in 70 years between yesterday morning and this morning, the Met department said. The capital saw non-stop rain yesterday due to the impact of Cyclone Tauktae and a western disturbance.

Delhi recorded a maximum temperature of 23.8 degrees Celsius today, 16 notches below normal and the lowest in the month of May since 1951, as rain drenched the national capital under the impact of cyclonic storm Tauktae.

Delhi has recorded the highest-ever rainfall in 24 hours in May as Cyclone Tauktae impacted the weather of the national capital and surrounding areas after leaving a trail of destruction on the western coast where it had made landfall on Monday.

Delhi Weather Update: The India Meteorological Department today issued an Orange alert for Delhi and predicting heavy to very heavy rainfall in parts of the capital. The windspeed may reach upto 60 km per hour. All about Delhi rain forecast here

Delhi weather forecast: The minimum temperature in Delhi is likely to rise by at least three degrees Celsius over the next two days under the influence of a fresh western disturbance, the IMD said today. The western disturbance will also bring rain on Thursday and Friday.

It's been raining in Delhi since the New Year began, and according to a forecast by the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) strong winds and showers are likely to continue in the national capital for at least another day. Afterwards, the mercury is set to drop drastically, it added.

Heavy rains continued to lash the national capital and nearby areas for the second consecutive day today, prompting Indian low-cost airline SpiceJet to share weather-related travel advisory on Twitter. Its urged passengers using it services to check the status of their flights, which may get affected due to bad weather.

Delhi Rain Update: The national capital is likely to receive light rainfall on Wednesday, which could be the last of this monsoon season, the Met department said. There has been no rainfall in Delhi for two weeks. The last time Safdarjung Observatory recorded any rainfall was on September 8.

Delhi Weather Update: Thunderstorms with moderate rainfall are expected in Delhi and its neighbouring areas of Gurgaon, Noida, Ghaziabad, Faridabad and other places today. Wind speed may be around 15-35 kilometre per hour at several locations in the National Capital Region, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) has said.

The southwest monsoon is likely to arrive in Delhi ahead of schedule on June 25, the Indian weather monitoring agency said today as heatwave-like conditions kept day temperature above normal in the National Capital Region.

A red heatwave warning was issued for Maharashtra's drought-prone Vidarbha district, Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, Delhi and Rajasthan, where Churu recorded a day temperature of 50 degrees Celsius - the second hottest day ever recorded in May since May 19, 2010. The meteorological department also issued a red rain alert for Assam, Meghala...

Several parts of north India, including Delhi-NCR, will receive light to moderate rainfall from May 3-6, while some areas might see hailstorm owing to a western disturbance, MeT officials said on Saturday.

The southwest monsoon is likely to reach Delhi in the next 48 hours - almost two weeks ahead of schedule, having already advanced into parts of Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Jammu and Kashmir, Ladakh, Haryana, Chandigarh and Punjab today, the India Met

Delhi received 144.8 mm rainfall in May this year, the highest for the month in 13 years, according to the India Meteorological Department (IMD).

The national capital registered its highest 24-hour rainfall in May as Cyclone Tauktae impacted the weather in the city and surrounding areas

Delhi received the highest rain for the month of May in 70 years between yesterday morning and this morning, the Met department said. The capital saw non-stop rain yesterday due to the impact of Cyclone Tauktae and a western disturbance.

Delhi recorded a maximum temperature of 23.8 degrees Celsius today, 16 notches below normal and the lowest in the month of May since 1951, as rain drenched the national capital under the impact of cyclonic storm Tauktae.

Delhi has recorded the highest-ever rainfall in 24 hours in May as Cyclone Tauktae impacted the weather of the national capital and surrounding areas after leaving a trail of destruction on the western coast where it had made landfall on Monday.

Delhi Weather Update: The India Meteorological Department today issued an Orange alert for Delhi and predicting heavy to very heavy rainfall in parts of the capital. The windspeed may reach upto 60 km per hour. All about Delhi rain forecast here

Delhi weather forecast: The minimum temperature in Delhi is likely to rise by at least three degrees Celsius over the next two days under the influence of a fresh western disturbance, the IMD said today. The western disturbance will also bring rain on Thursday and Friday.

It's been raining in Delhi since the New Year began, and according to a forecast by the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) strong winds and showers are likely to continue in the national capital for at least another day. Afterwards, the mercury is set to drop drastically, it added.

Heavy rains continued to lash the national capital and nearby areas for the second consecutive day today, prompting Indian low-cost airline SpiceJet to share weather-related travel advisory on Twitter. Its urged passengers using it services to check the status of their flights, which may get affected due to bad weather.

Delhi Rain Update: The national capital is likely to receive light rainfall on Wednesday, which could be the last of this monsoon season, the Met department said. There has been no rainfall in Delhi for two weeks. The last time Safdarjung Observatory recorded any rainfall was on September 8.

Delhi Weather Update: Thunderstorms with moderate rainfall are expected in Delhi and its neighbouring areas of Gurgaon, Noida, Ghaziabad, Faridabad and other places today. Wind speed may be around 15-35 kilometre per hour at several locations in the National Capital Region, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) has said.

The southwest monsoon is likely to arrive in Delhi ahead of schedule on June 25, the Indian weather monitoring agency said today as heatwave-like conditions kept day temperature above normal in the National Capital Region.

A red heatwave warning was issued for Maharashtra's drought-prone Vidarbha district, Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, Delhi and Rajasthan, where Churu recorded a day temperature of 50 degrees Celsius - the second hottest day ever recorded in May since May 19, 2010. The meteorological department also issued a red rain alert for Assam, Meghala...

Several parts of north India, including Delhi-NCR, will receive light to moderate rainfall from May 3-6, while some areas might see hailstorm owing to a western disturbance, MeT officials said on Saturday.