New Delhi, September 9 (Daily Kiran) : The weather in Delhi-NCR is about to change, with the India Meteorological Department (IMD) predicting rain from September 11 to 14. This shift is due to increased monsoon activity affecting the region and nearby plains.
According to the latest forecast, cloudy skies are expected in the capital and surrounding areas. Specifically, the weather is likely to transform significantly between September 11 and 14, with a gradual drop in temperatures anticipated. The IMD has forecast light rain for Delhi starting on September 11.
For September 9, partial cloud cover is expected, with maximum temperatures reaching around 35 degrees Celsius and minimums at 26 degrees Celsius. The weather on September 10 is projected to be similar, with partial clouds and maximum temperatures around 34 degrees Celsius.
The real change will occur on September 11, when the IMD predicts generally cloudy conditions and light rain. Temperatures are expected to fall, with maximums dropping to 32 degrees Celsius and minimums to 25 degrees Celsius.
On September 12, rain activity may increase, with moderate rainfall expected alongside generally cloudy skies. The maximum temperature could be around 31 degrees Celsius, while minimums may remain at 25 degrees Celsius.
The weather pattern is likely to continue on September 13, with similar cloudy conditions and light rain. Maximum temperatures are expected to stay at 31 degrees Celsius, with minimums around 26 degrees Celsius.
By September 14, conditions are not expected to change significantly, with continued cloud cover and light rain. Temperatures may further decrease to a maximum of 30 degrees Celsius and a minimum of 26 degrees Celsius.
In summary, while September 9 and 10 will be relatively warm with partial clouds, the period from September 11 to 14 will see more cloud cover and rain. Humidity levels may rise during this time, making the weather feel muggy despite the cooling rain. The IMD has also predicted rainfall in several northern states, including Punjab, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, and Uttarakhand.
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