Delhi weather has been playing hide seek for quite a while now. So much so that there has been a see saw in both the maximum as well as the minimum temperatures over the national capital. Presently, the region has been observing slightly above normal maximums while the minimums have settled only a few notches below the normal levels.
The maximum at Palam observatory settled at 22.5 degrees while the minimum was recorded at 6.4 degree Celsius. Meanwhile, Safdarjung observatory saw the maximum at 22.9 degrees and minimum here was at 5 degrees Celsius.
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Now, weather conditions will witness a change as an active Western Disturbance is approaching the hills of North India. Hence, air mass is also changing, and southwesterly winds are blowing over the region. Due to this change, day and night temperatures are expected to increase during the next 36 hours.
The system will also result in an induced cyclonic circulation over Northwest Rajasthan and adjoining parts of Central Pakistan. This system will move east northeastwards. Thus, light rain is possible over Delhi region around January 23. Due to these light rains, temperatures may witness a decrease and slight winter chill is expected to be felt in and around the national capital.
During the same time period, the other parts of Northwest India will also witness rainfall activity.
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