Residents of Delhi and NCR experienced a pleasant change in weather on Tuesday morning as rain lashed several parts of the region. The India Meteorological Department has issued an orange alert for April 7 and a yellow alert for April 8, predicting continued rain and strong winds. This shift in weather patterns is expected to lower the temperature significantly and provide relief from the rising heat.
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Detailed weather forecast and alerts for Delhi-NCR
The India Meteorological Department reported that light to moderate rainfall accompanied by thunderstorms and lightning is likely to occur at many places. Wind speeds are expected to stay between 30 and 50 km/h but could temporarily reach up to 60 km/h during peak storm activity. An orange alert is in place for Tuesday, while Wednesday will follow a yellow alert as the intensity of the western disturbance gradually decreases.
According to the experts, the current weather change is the result of an active western disturbance and changes in wind patterns. Some isolated locations might even experience hailstorms. The rainy conditions and overcast skies are expected to stay throughout Wednesday, ensuring that the mercury remains below normal levels for a few days.
Safety precautions and temperature outlook for this week
The temperature is predicted to drop by 3 to 5 degrees Celsius, with the maximum temperature hovering between 30 and 32 degrees Celsius and the minimum between 19 and 21 degrees Celsius. Residents are advised to follow certain safety measures during this period to avoid any risks from lightning or falling debris. The authorities have suggested that citizens stay cautious while traveling during peak wind hours.
- Stay indoors during heavy rain and lightning.
- Avoid taking shelter under trees or concrete walls during high winds.
- Keep away from electronic devices and water bodies.
- The air quality is expected to improve slightly due to the rain.
The sky will remain partially cloudy until April 9, after which the weather is expected to clear up. From April 10 and 11, the sunshine will return, and temperatures will begin to rise again across the National Capital Region.
