Delhi-NCR experienced moderate rainfall on Wednesday, offering relief from the hot and humid conditions. The showers brought respite to residents who had been enduring discomfort for several days. The rainfall also resulted in a decrease in humidity levels, making the weather more pleasant than before.
The maximum temperature in the national capital is expected to be around 32 degrees Celsius, with a minimum of approximately 25 degrees Celsius. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has forecasted more rainfall for Delhi and nearby areas later in the day, accompanied by strong surface winds at night. Similar weather patterns are anticipated to persist for the next three days.
The IMD has indicated a significant revival of the southwest monsoon, which had been relatively inactive. The monsoon is projected to start in the northeastern region before progressing to eastern, central, and northern India in the coming week. Meteorologists predict widespread rainfall and thunderstorms in various regions, with heavy showers in isolated areas as the monsoon gains strength.
The upcoming rainfall is expected to bring relief to the Gangetic plains and parts of Central India, alleviating the prolonged hot and humid conditions. This change in weather is likely to provide respite from the prevailing discomfort and heat.
