Fresh spell of rain in Delhi likely today, temperature to rise after brief winter-like chill
Delhi temperature: The city recorded a maximum temperature of 29.5°C on Sunday, 2°C below normal, while the minimum temperature was 15.6°C, 1.7°C below normal.
Delhi weather today: The Capital may experience another spell of light rain on Monday, even as temperatures are expected to gradually rise despite cloudy skies throughout the week, according to the India Meteorological Department’s (IMD) forecast.

This follows a respite from the heat due to the unusual downpour on Thursday and Friday.
The cooling effect from the rains persisted on Sunday, even as the maximum and minimum temperatures were slightly higher than those of Saturday — but still below normal. The city recorded a maximum temperature of 29.5°C on Sunday, 2°C below normal, while the minimum temperature was 15.6°C, 1.7°C below normal.
IMD forecasts “generally cloudy skies with a possibility of very light rain accompanied with thunderstorm/lightning during forenoon to afternoon” for Monday, while cloudy skies have been predicted for the entire upcoming week. The maximum temperature is expected to reach 32 to 34°C by Saturday, and the minimum 16 to 18°C.
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“A feeble western disturbance is expected to bring cloudy weather along with isolated light to moderate rains across Delhi-NCR, Haryana, North Punjab, Rajasthan, and Chandigarh on Monday morning into late evening hours. These won’t bring widespread rains like the previous ones as the western disturbance is feeble,” meteorologist Navdeep Dahiya posted on X.
Meanwhile, Skymet president Mahesh Palawat said the western disturbance will not have an effect on the city. “It is very feeble and will affect the hills only. However, there are chances of thunderstorms in the city on March 26 and 27 as a stronger western disturbance is likely.”
The city recorded a 24-hour average AQI of 153 (moderate zone) at 4pm on Monday, slightly up from 119 (moderate) the previous day, as per CPCB.
ABOUT THE AUTHORAaditya KhatwaniAaditya Khatwani is a city reporter at Hindustan Times, where he covers the environment, weather, forests, and art and culture for Delhi. He joined the Hindustan Times newsroom in 2025, after graduating from the Asian College of Journalism, in Chennai, and has also covered Delhi’s civic bodies. His reporting blends ground reportage and data-based narratives with human interest stories from the city.Since joining HT, he has published many stories on the Municipal Corporation of Delhi, the New Delhi Municipal Council, and the civic issues in the city. This includes stories on the city’s green divide and the lack of proper footpaths, on which he also filmed and produced a 15-part video series, visiting different parts of the city to assess their footpaths.His coverage on art has included stories on the prominent art events in the city, such as the India Art Fair and DAG India’s “The City as a Museum” event. He also writes about the city’s evolving culture, such as the recent trend of lectures being hosted in bars.Read More
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