Delhi Duststorm

Delhiites woke up to a sunny Monday, even as the weather department forecasts thunderstorm and rain later today. The minimum temperature in the morning in Delhi was recorded at 20.2 degrees Celsius, the season's average, while the maximum temperature expected to hover around 37 degrees Celsius in the national capital.

The thick haze of dust that had enveloped the national capital for the last few days has dissipated to a large extent, pushed by strong winds. On Sunday, residents of the city woke up to a partly cloudy sky. The temperature and humidity were a bit lower than the past three days at 28.2 degree Celsius

Dismissing any "significant weather warning" for the national capital region and the neighbouring states, the met office has said the "weather is getting better and clearer". After strong gusts of wind followed by rain hit several parts of Delhi and Gurgaon on Monday night, the met office had said that several parts of north India, including the na...

A massive dust storm accompanied by strong winds lashed Delhi this evening leading to trees falling in some areas and disrupting traffic in several parts of west and south Delhi.

The national capital today sizzled at the maximum temperature of 42.3 degrees Celsius -- three notches above the season's average. The met department forecast a dust storm tomorrow.

Delhi witnessed drizzle and thunderstorm on Saturday evening, providing residents respite from the scorching heat during the day. Sunday could also see stormy weather.

Delhiites woke up to a sunny Monday, even as the weather department forecasts thunderstorm and rain later today. The minimum temperature in the morning in Delhi was recorded at 20.2 degrees Celsius, the season's average, while the maximum temperature expected to hover around 37 degrees Celsius in the national capital.

The thick haze of dust that had enveloped the national capital for the last few days has dissipated to a large extent, pushed by strong winds. On Sunday, residents of the city woke up to a partly cloudy sky. The temperature and humidity were a bit lower than the past three days at 28.2 degree Celsius

Dismissing any "significant weather warning" for the national capital region and the neighbouring states, the met office has said the "weather is getting better and clearer". After strong gusts of wind followed by rain hit several parts of Delhi and Gurgaon on Monday night, the met office had said that several parts of north India, including the na...

A massive dust storm accompanied by strong winds lashed Delhi this evening leading to trees falling in some areas and disrupting traffic in several parts of west and south Delhi.

The national capital today sizzled at the maximum temperature of 42.3 degrees Celsius -- three notches above the season's average. The met department forecast a dust storm tomorrow.

Delhi witnessed drizzle and thunderstorm on Saturday evening, providing residents respite from the scorching heat during the day. Sunday could also see stormy weather.