New Delhi, Sep 3 (IANS) Delhi-NCR is likely to witness predominantly cloudy skies with intermittent spells of rain and thunderstorms on Thursday, according to the India Meteorological Department (IMD). The weather is expected to remain relatively moderate, although residents may experience sudden showers and lightning during periods of heightened rainfall activity.
The showers recorded in parts of the national capital on Wednesday evening brought some respite from the prevailing humid conditions. The rainfall also resulted in a noticeable drop in temperatures across several areas.
According to the weather forecast, Delhi may receive light to moderate rain accompanied by thunderstorms and lightning at different places. Another spell of rainfall is likely from afternoon to evening, while isolated areas could witness heavy showers during the night.
The national capital is expected to remain mostly cloudy throughout the day. The maximum temperature is likely to settle around 32 degrees Celsius, while the minimum temperature may remain close to 26 degrees Celsius. The IMD has forecast further rainfall and thunderstorm activity across Delhi-NCR and advised residents to remain alert for sudden weather changes.
Noida is also likely to experience overcast conditions with intermittent rainfall and thunderstorms. Light to moderate showers are expected during the morning, followed by another spell of very light to light rain between afternoon and evening.
In Gurugram, cloudy skies are expected to persist with chances of rain and thunderstorms. The IMD has issued a heavy-rain warning for Haryana, including Thursday. Rainfall activity is likely to continue at intervals through the day.
Ghaziabad is expected to remain cloudy, with intermittent showers and the possibility of thunderstorms. High humidity may continue to make the weather uncomfortable despite the rainfall, prompting residents to carry umbrellas while stepping out.
Faridabad could witness cloudy weather followed by spells of rain during the afternoon. Thunderstorms are also possible, indicating that weather conditions may change rapidly through the day.
Meanwhile, several parts of Delhi recorded light to very light rainfall during the past 24 hours. Some locations witnessed moderate showers accompanied by thunder and lightning. The rainfall contributed to a decline of around 1-2 degrees Celsius in minimum temperatures and 3-5 degrees Celsius in maximum temperatures, providing temporary relief from the humid weather.
–IANS
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