40°C heat or rain for NCR? What IMD forecasts for Delhi, Gurgaon, Noida and Faridabad
ET Online June 28, 2025 05:40 PM
Synopsis

Delhi anticipates a blend of heat and scattered rain on June 28, 2025. The IMD forecasts a high of 39.9°C with an 89% chance of light rain. Showers are expected in the afternoon and evening. A shift in weather is predicted from June 29, bringing moderate to heavy rainfall. June 30 is likely to be the wettest day.

Delhi is set to face a mix of hot weather and scattered rainfall on 28 June 2025. As per IMD, daytime temperatures will soar to 39.9°C, while there’s an 89% chance of rain. Although rainfall will be light, around 2.81 mm, humidity will stay at 40%, with mild winds reaching 11.2 km/h.

Morning to Night: What to Expect

The day will begin with relatively cooler conditions. However, the afternoon is likely to bring intense heat, with temperatures peaking before evening. Night-time temperatures will dip to 32.8°C, giving a bit of relief.

Scattered showers are expected later in the afternoon, especially towards the evening, though these are unlikely to cause major disruptions. Winds will stay gentle throughout the day, offering little escape from the heat.

Tips for the Day

  • Morning: Ideal for outdoor activities due to cooler temperatures and less rain.
  • Afternoon: Best to stay indoors to avoid peak heat.
  • Evening: More pleasant, but keep an umbrella handy just in case of a sudden shower.
If you’re heading out, make sure to:
  • Drink plenty of water
  • Wear light, breathable clothing
  • Carry an umbrella

Looking Ahead: Rainy Week Ahead

The weather is expected to shift from June 29 onwards:
June 29: Moderate rain, max temp 34.1°C
June 30: Heavy rainfall (59.64 mm), temp drops to 30.8°C
July 1–3: Moderate showers, temps between 31–36°C
July 4: More moderate rain, cooler at 29.7°C
June 30 is likely to be the coolest day of the week, but also the wettest.

Unusual Weather for June

June is usually the start of Delhi’s monsoon season, but this year’s weather is a bit odd. The mix of extreme heat and bursts of rain is not typical. Experts suggest this could be part of a larger pattern of unusual weather shifts.

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