Delhi and nearby areas received light to moderate rain on Tuesday, thanks to the first strong post-monsoon western disturbance. The showers brought a noticeable drop in temperature, with the maximum falling to 26.5°C — the lowest October temperature in the past two years.
The rainfall also helped improve the air quality, bringing the AQI down to 105, which is considered “moderate.” The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued an orange alert for the region as rains, cloudy skies, and gusty winds are expected to continue for another day.
After this spell, the weather is likely to become clearer and slightly warmer from October 9 onwards.
Here’s the forecast for the coming days:
October 9: Maximum 31–33°C | Minimum 20–22°C | Mainly clear sky
October 10: Maximum 32–34°C | Minimum 20–22°C | Mainly clear sky
October 11: Maximum 32–34°C | Minimum 20–22°C | Mainly clear sky
October 12: Maximum 32–34°C | Minimum 21–23°C | Mainly clear sky
