Weather Forecast News Update: Weather will change in Delhi-NCR in 24 hours, rain in many areas expected

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Weather In India September was very good in terms of rain, broken record of four decades

Relief is coming for millions of people of Delhi-NCR who have been experiencing heat and humidity since last fortnight . According to the Meteorological Department, light rain is expected on Friday and Saturday amid the humid summer. This may provide some relief from heat and even a partial drop in temperature. However, there are no longer high expectations from the monsoon heading towards farewell. There is no possibility of heavy rain.

According to meteorologists, the western end of the axial line of the monsoon was in its normal state in the past, but was not able to bring sufficient moisture to the north from the Bay of Bengal or the Arabian Sea. Because of this, the weather in most places including Delhi has been dry for a long time. The pressure zone over the Bay of Bengal near Andhra Pradesh has become an area of deep low pressure and has moved in the western and northwest direction to Andhra Pradesh. This system will now move down the axis of monsoon. Therefore, there is no possibility of rain in Punjab and Haryana including Delhi till Thursday.

At the same time, a new system is developing on the Bay of Bengal on Friday. Due to this, there will be easterly winds in the plains including Delhi. Light rain is also expected. On the other hand, due to lack of rain, the heat is continuously increasing.

On Wednesday, the temperature reached 37.9 degrees, 4 degrees above normal. The minimum temperature was 26.8 degrees Celsius, two degrees above normal. The humidity level in the air was recorded from 46 to 88 percent. On Thursday, the temperature may remain 38 degrees. As far as the possibility of rain. So far in September, rainfall in Safdarjung has been 71 percent below normal, 64 percent in Palam and 78 percent in Lodi Road. Only 20.9 mm in the capital. it rained. In such a situation, if there is no further rain, it may also be the driest September. At the same time, speaking of monsoon rains since June 1, it has also been reduced to 31.2 percent.