Delhi-NCR experienced altered weather patterns, bringing relief from rainfall.

New Delhi: The humid heat has once again made life difficult for people in Delhi-NCR for the last two days. Sweaty people are waiting for drizzle. To provide relief to the people, the weather pattern has changed today. There was darkness in Delhi-Noida in the morning itself, dense clouds were seen in the sky. Rain has also started in many areas along with strong wind. The weather department has predicted rain today.

According to the report of Delhi Standard Observatory Safdarjung, the sky will be cloudy in the country’s capital Delhi on Friday. There is also a possibility of light rain during this period. The minimum temperature is expected to be 27 degrees on Friday. Whereas the maximum temperature can reach 33 degrees Celsius today. This means that the people of Delhi have no hope of respite from the heat and humidity. There is a possibility of rain and thunder in Delhi for the next five days i.e. till 19th September. Meanwhile, the clouds will keep rising and moving in the sky. For the next five days, the maximum temperature is expected to be between 33 to 36 degrees and the minimum temperature is expected to be between 25 to 27 degrees Celsius.

Temperature was above average

According to the Meteorological Department, during the last 24 hours, the maximum temperature of Delhi was recorded at 37.6 degrees, which is higher than normal. Similarly, the minimum temperature recorded on Thursday was 27.8 degrees Celsius, which was one degree Celsius more than the average temperature. On September 14, 2022, the maximum temperature was recorded at 37.3 degrees and the minimum temperature was 23.8 degrees.

Meteorological Department issued advisory

While issuing the advisory, the weather said that till 9:30 am today, strong winds will blow due to clouds coming from north-west Uttar Pradesh. Along with this, sometimes there will be moderate rain and sometimes there is a possibility of heavy rain. Along with this, the Meteorological Department has appealed to the people to remain safe.