Delhi Weather: In Delhi, the likelihood of rain has significantly decreased now. In these circumstances, Monsoon might formally bid adieu from the national capital in three to four days. The temperature will then begin to steadily drop as well. Both the strength and direction of the winds will decrease.

The capital has reportedly received more than 1000 mm of rain during the monsoon after two years. Rainfall in Delhi (Safdarjung) has totalled 1029.9 mm so far. This is higher than average by 61 percent. Prior to this, rainfall totals for 2021, 2022, and 2023 were 1169.7 mm, 516.9 mm, and 66089 mm, respectively.

Skymet Weather's Vice President (Meteorology and Climate Change), Mahesh Palawat, stated that the likelihood of rain is quite low right now. However, it might take two to three days for the wind direction to alter. The Meteorological Department will proclaim the monsoon's departure from Delhi only when northwesterly winds begin to blow.

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On Friday, there was bright sunshine throughout the day. Humidity was another concern for many. However, the temperature did not rise because of the high winds. The highest temperature of 34.2 degrees Celsius was average, while the lowest was four degrees over normal at 27.7 degrees Celsius.

The humidity level in the air ranged between 83 and 58 percent. The weather agency forecasts that the sky will be overcast again on Saturday. There may also be a little drizzle or rain. The maximum temperature is forecast to be 34 degrees Celsius, while the lowest will be 25 degrees Celsius.