Rain to arrive in Delhi-NCR soon as new western disturbance gets active

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The prospect of rain comes as Delhi-NCR continues to struggle with deteriorating air quality during the winter pollution season.

Delhi-NCR could see a brief spell of rain as a new western disturbance is expected to influence weather over northwest India.

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has forecast the possibility of very light to light rain or drizzle at isolated places in the national capital, mainly between the morning and forenoon hours of Sunday, November 15.

The forecast suggests limited rainfall rather than a widespread wet spell, with partly cloudy skies expected to continue. There is, however, no weather warning for Delhi on the day. A flock of birds flies across a hazy sky as construction cranes tower over under-construction high-rise residential buildings following light drizzle. (Photo: PTI)

In its latest forecast issued on Saturday, November 14, the IMD has forecast a partly cloudy sky over Delhi on Saturday, followed by a possibility of light rain or drizzle at isolated places on Sunday.

The maximum temperature is likely to be 27-29 degrees Celsius on Saturday, falling to 26-28 degrees Celsius on Sunday. Meanwhile, minimum temperatures could range between 16-18 degrees Celsius on Saturday and 15-17 degrees Celsius on Sunday. window.addEventListener('DOMContentLoaded', function () { const section = document.querySelector('.pointer-section'); if (section) { document.getElementById('taboola-mid-article-personalisation').style.display = 'none'; } }); let mode='organic-thumbnails-mid-personalisation-desk-new'; if(window.itViewPort=='mobile'){ mode='organic-thumbnails-mid-personalisation-mob-new' } window._ttCc = window._ttCc || []; window._ttCc.push(function() { window._taboola…

The weather department has also forecast mist or shallow fog at most places during the morning hours, with moderate fog possible at isolated places.

The wider weather system could bring isolated to scattered rainfall to parts of northwest India.

However, the latest outlook does not indicate widespread rain across Delhi-NCR and neighbouring states.

The possibility of rain comes as Delhi-NCR continues to…

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