Delhi Weather Tomorrow Will Rain Return to NCR Check the Latest IMD Forecast
Delhi Weather Tomorrow It is expected to be a gloomy and unstable Sunday in the National Capital Region of Delhi. But the prediction does not call for prolonged heavy showers or widespread heavy rains. The India Meteorological Department has forecast short spells of very light to light rain over parts of the capital with another spell expected during the night. It may rain a bit but it won’t be a wash-out.
Rain predicted in Delhi-NCR on July 26
Delhi-NCR weather forecast has predicted mostly cloudy skies with very mild to light rain at a few areas during forenoon or afternoon. Surface winds during this period may reach 20-30 kmph. The IMD also predicted another spell of light rainfall at night, highlighting the fact that conditions can change even as the day begins dry. Delhi’s maximum temperature is predicted to remain between 33 degrees Celsius and 35 degrees Celsius while the minimum may settle between 24 degrees Celsius and 26 degrees Celsius.
Will it rain in Delhi tomorrow?
Rain may make a comeback in parts of Delhi but it may be confined to some areas and may not reach all the neighbourhoods at a time. AccuWeather’s independent forecast likewise points to the likelihood of a morning shower, but spells of cloud and sunshine also are expected.
New Satellite Images Show India Covered by Thick Clouds as Monsoon Returns at Full StrengthSkymet Weather says that the forecasted rain throughout the weekend will be sporadic and short-lived. It does not expect any heavy period of weather over Delhi till July 26. This means some areas could get a quick shower, while nearby locations may be dry or only see drizzle.
People commuting between central Delhi, Noida, Ghaziabad, Faridabad and Gurugram are advised to check local nowcasts before they leave. Monsoon clouds may not develop uniformly, which can result in large differences in weather across the region.
Delhi Weather Update
The afternoon could be warm and humid with a chance of rain. The IMD’s forecast high of 35°C is near Delhi’s usual high of 34.9°C for this time of July. Moderate winds are expected from the south and south-east, with stronger surface winds briefly accompanying passing rain clouds.
Delhi’s maximum temperature was 34.6°C in the last observation period. Rainfall quantities also varied throughout the city. Palam recorded 5.7 mm of rain during the measured 24-hour period against 1.6 mm at Safdarjung, highlighting the localised nature of monsoon showers.
What To Expect In Gurugram & Nearby NCR Regions?
Gurugram is also likely to get mostly cloudy weather with sporadic rain on July 26. A more intense monsoon period is likely over Haryana from July 28 when the showers may turn more widespread and heavy rain may occur at isolated places.
Passing showers are also possible over Noida, Ghaziabad and Faridabad. However, timing and intensity will depend on the movement of local rain clouds.
Travel Tips For Delhi-NCR Residents
Even a light rain can hinder traffic near construction sites, underpasses and poorly drained roads, so commuters should allow extra travel time. Extra caution should be taken on slick surfaces by pedestrians, cyclists, elderly persons and people with mobility requirements.
Drivers have been advised to keep safe distance, use headlights when visibility drops and avoid entering extremely wet portions. Sunday will be cloudy with light showers rather than a prolonged downpour overall. People in the area have been advised to keep an eye on IMD nowcasts and local traffic warnings for updates.
Sources
- India Meteorological Department: Delhi may experience very light to light rain on July 26, with temperatures between 24°C and 35°C and daytime winds up to 20–30 kmph.
- AccuWeather: Delhi morning rain, cloudy with sunny intervals, high around 35°C
- Skymet Weather: Scattered and light showers would continue over Delhi till July 26 but no vigorous spell of rain is likely.
- Times Of India: Isolated rain likely in Gurugram on July 26; monsoon activity to increase over Haryana from July 28.
- Economic Times: Delhi saw gloomy weather, light rains and a maximum temperature of 34.6 degrees Celsius.
