Delhi Weather Update: Monsoon Bids Adieu with 61% More Rainfall – What's Next for the Capital?

Delhi has experienced an unusual monsoon season this year, recording 61% more rainfall than the average. However, the rain seems to be taking a break, with no precipitation expected for the entire week ahead. As the monsoon winds down, residents can anticipate a dry spell and rising temperatures. Here’s a comprehensive look at the weather forecast for Delhi and when we can expect the monsoon to officially withdraw.

Rainfall Statistics:

This monsoon season, Delhi recorded a total of 1,029.9 mm of rain, significantly surpassing the average of 639.7 mm.

Clear Weather Ahead:

The upcoming week is projected to remain dry, with no chances of rain. Expect mostly sunny days and clear skies.

Temperature Rise:

Temperatures are set to rise, with maximum temperatures expected to reach 36-37 degrees Celsius, making it feel warmer for residents.

Humidity Levels:

Humidity in the air will decrease, ranging between 28% to 53%, contributing to a less muggy environment.

Day-by-Day Forecast:

Today, partially cloudy skies are anticipated, with a maximum temperature of 36 degrees Celsius and a minimum of 26 degrees. From October 1 to 3, sunny conditions will prevail.

Monsoon Withdrawal:

Skymet indicates signs of the monsoon's exit within the next 4-5 days, although the meteorological department has yet to confirm this.

Short-term Outlook:

On October 4, expect clear skies with potential light clouds in the evening. This trend continues, providing consistent sunny days through October 6.

Public Advisory:

Residents are encouraged to stay hydrated and take precautions against the rising temperatures as the monsoon season draws to a close.