Delhi and the NCR region have seen dry weather conditions for the past few days. In fact, the Safdarjung Observatory has seen 82.7 mm of rains against 128 mm, which is 32 percent less than the usual rainfall for September.
As far as temperatures are concerned, we expect the next one-week maximums to be around 34-35 degrees. Southwest Monsoon is expect to withdraw from the national capital anytime soon. Rains will remain far away from the Delhi and the NCR region for the next few days.
The weather will also start to see a bit of a change in the next few days. Moreover, after a few days, we can expect a nip in the air in the evening and morning hours. In fact, morning and evening have become pleasant as compared to the last few days.
In a nutshell, dry weather will persist with change in the weather conditions to somewhat pleasant during morning and evening hours, afternoons will remain on the hotter end for some more time.
