New Delhi
oi-Swastika Sruti
Delhi woke up to a relatively cool morning on Saturday, August 29, with partly cloudy skies offering some relief from the recent humidity. However, the monsoon appears to be taking a brief pause, with the India Meteorological Department (IMD) forecasting largely dry weather in the national capital over the coming days.
From August 29, Delhi expects partly cloudy skies and dry weather as the monsoon pauses, with highs around 36°C gradually decreasing to approximately 33°C by September 3, according to the IMD.
The afternoon is expected to be warmer, with the maximum temperature likely to reach around 36°C.
Delhi Weather Today: August 29 Forecast
According to the IMD forecast, Delhi is likely to experience partly cloudy skies throughout Saturday.
The maximum temperature is expected to remain around 36°C, while the minimum temperature may settle near 26°C.
There is no rainfall forecast for Delhi today, meaning residents can expect mostly dry conditions despite the cloud cover.
No Rain Expected On August 30 And 31
The dry spell is likely to continue through the weekend.
On August 30 and 31, Delhi is expected to see partly cloudy skies, with the maximum temperature hovering around 36°C and the minimum remaining close to 26°C.
The weather department has not forecast rainfall for either day.
This means residents may continue to experience warm afternoons even though the sky remains covered with clouds at times.
Temperature Likely To Drop From September 1
A slight change in temperatures is expected from the beginning of September.
On September 1, the maximum temperature is likely to fall to around 34°C, while the minimum may remain near 25°C.
Partly cloudy conditions are expected to continue, but there is still no significant rainfall forecast.
Delhi Weather On September 2 And 3
The temperature could ease further on September 2 and 3.
The maximum temperature is expected to remain around 33°C, while the minimum could stay between 24°C and 25°C.
The sky is likely to remain partly cloudy on both days, with no weather warning issued by the IMD in the forecast.
Monsoon Takes A Brief Pause
With rainfall activity expected to remain limited, Delhi residents could see warmer afternoons over the next few days.
The partly cloudy sky may provide occasional relief, but the absence of rain is likely to keep daytime temperatures relatively high.
For now, the capital is expected to remain mostly dry through the first few days of September, with temperatures gradually easing from around 36°C to 33°C.
