The national capital has been reeling under warm and dry weather conditions since past many days. The reason for the current weather situation in Delhi and its adjoining regions of Noida, Gurugram, Faridabad and Ghaziabad can be given to the absence of any major weather system over and around the region.
The Southwest Monsoon has already withdrawn from the region, paving way for northwesterly winds. As these winds are dry in nature, the humidity levels have reduced resulting in some respite from the prevailing sultry weather.
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Now a cyclonic circulation is likely to develop over North Odisha and adjoining Jharkhand around October 7. This system is likely to move towards East Uttar Pradesh. Thus, the wind pattern is likely to change over Delhi and NCR from dry northwesterlies to moist southeasterly winds.
With this, humidity levels will once again surge leading to uneasiness, however maximum as well as minimum temperatures are likely to register drop. The former will fall by 2-3 degrees, while the latter by 1-2 degrees.
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Thus, the residents of these mentioned areas will continue to witness dry and warm weather. The weather may become partly cloudy around October 12-13 which may end up giving isolated light rain a d thundershowers over the region.
As of now, morning and nights are likely to be comfortable with minimum temperatures around 22-23 degrees. On the other hand, maximum temperatures will settle in the range of 34-35 degrees, with very warm days.
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