Delhi and the NCR region has been seeing humid weather conditions. Moreover, there has been patchy rains in some parts but most regions have remained dry. Similar conditions are expected to be seen tomorrow.
Monsoon Trough is running well south of its normal position. A Cyclonic Circulation is coming up over the region, which will pull the trough slightly up, which is likely to happen tomorrow.
Thus, from tomorrow, Delhi and the NCR region may see some rains as the trough line will shift upward. In fact, July 9 and 10 may see an increase in rains with moderate rains and some heavy showers as well.
A respite is expected around July 11, but then around July 12-13, the national capital may see some rains once again. Thus, we can say that Delhi NCR is looking at a prolonged spells of rains with smaller breaks in between.