Hot spell continues in Delhi-NCR, heatwave alerts issued for isolated pockets – Check 7-day forecast

Delhi weather

Delhi-NCR is experiencing higher-than-average temperatures – there is a heat wave currently being forecast for some localised pockets of Delhi-NCR. Maximum temperatures in Delhi-NCR are forecast for between 39°C to 41°C; minimum temperatures are expected to occur between 23°C to 26°C; and both the maximums and minimums are currently at above average levels.

Over the next week, temperatures will gradually trend downward around April 19-21, followed by a gradual upward trend afterwards. In general, the region has generally been defined as having partly cloudy skies and southeasterly winds. This prevailing weather pattern suggests that residents of the region should be careful over the following days and weeks taking special care in the afternoons when temperatures and UV will be elevated.

No large change in maximum temperatures during the next two days and fall by 02-04°C-, during the next three days and rise by 02-03°C thereafter.

Heatwave conditions are predicted to prevail in isolated regions. Maximum temperatures will remain in the high range of 39°C to 40°C and minimums between 23°C to 25°C.

Here’s The Temperature Forecast For Upcoming Week:

April 17: 40.6°C
April 18: 38-40°C
April 19: 37-39°C
April 20: 36-38°C
April 21: 36-38°C
April 22: 37-39°C
April 23: 37-39°C

Bengaluru weather forecast

Bengaluru has experienced continuous heavy rains, leading to significant waterlogging in residential areas and on roads, with knee-deep water in some places. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a 'yellow alert' until Sunday, predicting ongoing rainfall and a partly cloudy sky.

Daytime temperatures are expected to be around 33°C, with nighttime lows between 20°C and 21°C. From April 20 to April 23, the weather is forecasted to improve slightly, with partly cloudy skies while temperatures remain consistent.

The current maximum temperatures are slightly below the seasonal norm of 34°C, attributed to the recent rainfall and cloud cover. The IMD warns of continued disruptions in Bengaluru due to waterlogging and traffic issues.