A yellow alert has been issued for the entire Capital, as well as some adjoining areas including Gurugram and Faridabad.

For Monday, the IMD has predicted a clear sky for Delhi with the maximum and minimum temperatures hovering between 27° C and 29° C and 11°C and 13°C, respectively.

Delhi’s air quality slipped back to ‘poor’ (AQI 221) on Sunday, according to the Sameer app, despite warmer days as the cold wave faded. While some stations recorded moderate levels, 24 reported poor ...

IMD places New Delhi under yellow alert for rain and thunderstorms after season’s hottest day; brief relief expected from weak western disturbance ...

Lack of winter rain, the absence of strong western disturbances and a nationwide winter rain deficiency of more than 40% are ...

This marks the earliest crossing of 30°C in February in five years. A slight cooldown is expected midweek with light rain and gusty winds.

A new western disturbance will reach India today, bringing clouds to the Himalayas. Expert Devendra Tripathi explains why temperatures are rising in the plains.

Delhi's air quality fell back to "very poor" with an AQI of 305 due to low winds; improvement expected from February 14 as weather systems approach.

Delhi recorded its hottest day of the year so far with Safdarjung touching 31.6°C, 7.2 degrees above normal, the IMD said. Clear skies and low wind speed led to an unusual mid-February warm spell, ...

The city’s maximum temperature on Sunday stood at 28.5°C — four degrees above normal for this time of the year.

A 24-hour average Air Quality Index (AQI) of 194 (moderate) was recorded at 9am on Thursday, down from 305 (very poor) at 4 pm on Wednesday ...

After a wet and stormy start to winter, the Bay Area has now gone 15 consecutive days without measurable rainfall. Meteorologists and water experts caution that "drought-free" does not mean water risk ...