New Delhi: Some parts of Delhi watched light rain on Sundays.
However, when the western tip of the palangan tends to shift north, rainfall activities can be subdued since Monday.
Indian meteorological data shows Safdarjung, which is a city base station, and the Palam respectively recorded 9.2 mm rainfall and 12.4 mm, until 8:30 a.m.
on Sunday.
However, the two stations did not record rainfall between 8:30 a.m.
and at 8:30 a.m.
on Sunday.
Some observatories report light until the rain is very light during the same period.
The sports complex recorded 11mm rainfall between 8:30 a.m.
and 17:30.
Sps Mayur Vihar, Najafgarh and Pitampura reported 0.5 mm rainfall each during the same period.
Observatory Ridge records rainfall ‘trail’.
An official meets saying the circulation of the cyclone is located above the Northeast Rajasthan and, therefore, the western end of the rainy season passes south of his normal position.
Under the influence, light or drizzle rain is recorded in several places on Sunday.
“When the circulation of cyclones became less marked on Monday, the western tip of Palung-Palka was very likely to shift north from Monday and, as a result, the probability of rain on Punjab, Haryana, Chandigarh, Delhi, Uttar Pradesh and Rajasthan would reduce substantially afterwards ., “Said an official met.
The department’s forecast meets saying light rain or goal in isolated places is predicted on Monday.
There is a possibility of a very light rain or goal on Tuesday.
There is no expected rain activity from 25 to 28 August.
“Strong surface wind at a speed of 20-30 kmptim is predicted on that day on Monday and Tuesday,” said an official met.
The maximum temperature is recorded at 34.3 degrees Celsius on Sunday.
The minimum temperature is completed at 24.5 degrees Celsius, two notches below normal.
The relatively oscillating humidity between 97% and 69%.
An official meets saying the maximum temperature is likely to drift around 35-36 degrees Celsius for the next few days.
Delhi air quality, meanwhile, continues to remain in the ‘satisfying’ category.
The overall air quality index (AQI) from the national capital is 59.