Amid the humid weather and scorching heat, the IMD on Monday morning predicted that Delhi and adjoining areas of NCR including Noida and Ghaziabad were likely to witness a light rainfall. However, things did not turn out as per the report as people kept on waiting for the weather department’s prediction to become true.

People in Delhi woke up with partially cloudy weather on Monday with the minimum temperature around 27.8 to 28 degrees Celsius, which is considered a few notches above average.

Some parts of Noida have reported light drizzling after which the weather took a complete U-turn and become sunny. Still, there are expectations that Delhi and parts of NCR are likely to witness a decent amount of rainfall at the end of the day.

Meanwhile, The weather department also predicted that the national capital may receive light rainfall on Tuesday and Wednesday.

IMD reported that the maximum temperature in Delhi on Monday likely to settle somewhere around 37 to 38 degrees Celsius, which is a few notches above normal. The city’s air quality remained unchanged and reported the same as Saturday and Sunday. It has again fallen into a satisfactory category.

Talking about the weather condition on Sunday, the Safdarjung weather station recorded 1.2 mm of rainfall. As far as the whole month’s data of rain is concerned, the Safdarjung station reported that excess rainfall of around– 154.9 mm is above normal till July 18.

Weather experts say that Delhi and parts of NCR may witness a rise in the temperature, but due to sudden western disturbance and rainfall, people might get temporary relief from the scorching heat and humidity.

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