Delhi Wether Today: Delhi NCR wakes up to a pleasant morning today, but the weather is set to shift through the day. The India Meteorological Department forecasts a maximum temperature between 29°C and 33°C, with a real chance of light rain showers and thundery developments in the evening and night hours across several parts of the region.

If you are heading out today, the morning window is your best bet - both for comfort and safety.

Delhi Wether Today: How Hot Will It Get Today - and When Does Rain Arrive?

The day starts mild and sunny. Temperatures across Delhi NCR will climb steadily through the morning, peaking in the early afternoon before clouds build. New Delhi and Safdarjung will see a high of 29°C and a low of 17°C, with sunny intervals and light winds through most of the day. Rohini and Mundka in North and West Delhi are running slightly warmer, with Rohini expected to touch 32.1°C. The Palam airport area is currently sitting at 24°C with a light breeze. By evening, conditions are expected to deteriorate in parts of the NCR, with thundery showers possible after sunset.

Delhi Wether Today: Which Areas Face the Highest Rain Risk Today?

• New Delhi/Safdarjung: The area will see a high of 29°C and a low of 17°C with sunny intervals and light winds.
• Gurgaon: Temperatures will range from 21.1°C to 32.9°C. There is a high probability of rain at 84%, with misty conditions expected.
• Noida/Indirapuram: Currently around 26°C with humidity at 43 per cent.
• Ghaziabad: Similar to Delhi, with cloudy skies and a chance of intermittent rain.
• Palam/Airport Area: Current temperature is 24°C with a light breeze.
• North and West Delhi (Rohini/Mundka): Slightly warmer, with Rohini reaching 32.1°C.

Delhi Wether Today: What About the UV Index and AQI - Should You Be Concerned?

Yes on both counts. The UV Index today is rated Very High - between 9 and 10 - between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. Anyone spending time outdoors during that window should apply sunscreen, wear protective clothing, and limit direct sun exposure. Sunglasses and a hat are not optional today. The Air Quality Index across most monitoring stations in Delhi NCR remains in the Unhealthy range - a consistent problem for the capital as summer approaches. Even on a day with potential rain, the AQI offers little relief for those with respiratory sensitivities.

Delhi Wether Today: What Are the Wind Conditions - How Strong Could Gusts Get?

Westerly winds are blowing at 10 to 16 km/h through the day - manageable and even pleasant in the morning. However, if thunderstorms develop this evening, gusts could spike to up to 50 km/h. That is strong enough to knock over lightweight outdoor furniture, affect two-wheeler riders, and create dangerous conditions for anyone near trees or temporary structures. Delhi Traffic Police and residents in low-lying areas near drains or nullahs should monitor updates through the evening.

Delhi Wether Today: What Is Coming Next Week - Western Disturbance Alert?

A fresh Western Disturbance is expected to affect Northwest India from April 7. This system is likely to bring a drop in temperatures and renewed thunderstorm activity by the middle of next week. The arrival of a Western Disturbance mid-week could also temporarily improve air quality if accompanied by strong rainfall. It will, however, raise humidity levels sharply and may disrupt outdoor plans from Wednesday onwards. Keep an eye on IMD updates over the weekend for the final trajectory of this system.