Delhi-NCR weather: Rain and high humidity to continue this week in Delhi, Gurgaon, Noida, Faridabad & nearby areas
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Delhi-NCR weather: Rain and high humidity to continue this week in Delhi, Gurgaon, Noida, Faridabad & nearby areas
The capital city will see temperatures between 30.1°C and 26.4°C, with humidity touching 82%. There’s a 95% chance of rain today, along with overcast skies. Roads may become slippery, and waterlogging is likely in low-lying areas. If you can work from home, today might be a good day to avoid the traffic and puddles.
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Delhi weather weekly forecast: What to expect in the coming days
1 August: Moderate rainfall likely; temperature may go up to 35.1°C.
2 August: Partly cloudy with just a slight chance of rain, a break from the heavy showers.
3 August: Patchy rain expected.
4 August: Moderate rainfall will return.
5-6 August: Wet start to the week with consistent rain.
New Delhi woke up to cloudy skies and wet streets on Thursday, 31 July 2025, as rainfall is expected to continue through the day. The capital city will see temperatures between 30.1°C and 26.4°C, with humidity touching 82%. There’s a 95% chance of rain today, along with overcast skies.The day will begin with light rain and thick clouds. The heaviest showers are expected during the afternoon. Winds will blow at around 17.6 km/h, and visibility might drop to 8.6 km due to the rain. The UV index will stay low at 1.2, offering some relief from strong sunlight.Delhiites are advised to be careful while stepping out. Roads may become slippery, and waterlogging is likely in low-lying areas. It’s best to carry an umbrella or wear a raincoat and waterproof shoes. If you can work from home, today might be a good day to avoid the traffic and puddles.The monsoon is expected to stay active across Delhi for the next few days:Delhi is seeing more rain than usual for this time of year. In fact, this could be one of the wettest starts to August in recent years.Weather and air quality data for this report has been taken from AQI.in.