Skymet's Meteorology Division in India expects light rain and thundershowers in parts of Delhi in the next 24 hours. The cyclonic circulation over west Rajasthan and its adjoining areas would continue to fetch moisture from the Arabian Sea to keep the weather in Delhi cloudy with possibility of rain. Cloud cover in Delhi due to this weather system had pushed up the minimum temperatures in Delhi on Friday morning.
The Safdarjung Observatory on Friday morning recorded the night temperature at 9°C , two notches below normal While, the Palam Observatory recorded 11°C as the minimum temperature, 1°C above normal. Skymet's Meteorology Division in India predicts minimums to rise further on Saturday. But as the weather clears up minimums are again expected to drop from Sunday onwards.
The latest weather update by Skymet's Meteorology Division in India explains that the day temperatures in Delhi will now drop marginally. Delhi recorded a maximum of 24.5°C at its Safdarjung Observatory on Thursday while, the Palam Observatory recorded 25.4°C as the maximum temperature on the same day.
According to the latest weather update, shallow fog in Delhi during morning hours could be observed in the next two days due to the presence of moist southwesterly winds in the region. Delhi witnesses five number of foggy days on an average during the month of February.
