The weather of Delhi has churned out to become warm and clear. The sunshine hours over Delhi and NCR have also increased leading as the sunny and bright sky has been constantly prevailing over the national capital region and its adjoining areas.
The reason for the bright sunny days can be related to the absence of rains. Delhi rains are being awaited since January 23. In fact, the abatement of fog is also another factor for the bright sunny days over Delhi and NCR.
Fog has stayed away from showing up for the last many days. The fog did make a comeback on January 26 and continued for the next two days. Due to the thick layer of fog during the early morning hours, the minimums also dropped.
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By January 29, the weather of Delhi and NCR began clearing up and since then the weather has remained bright and sunny. The bright sunny days also resulted in increasing both the maximum and the minimum temperatures leading to comfortable days and nights.
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As of now, the comfortable weather of Delhi and NCR is anticipated to continue for the next 2-3 days. By February 6, Delhi and NCR may witness light thunderclouds and thunderstorm activity.
As per Skymet Weather, a Western Disturbance as an upper air trough is expected to move across North Pakistan and adjoining Jammu and Kashmir region around February 5. A trough from this system may extend up to North Haryana.
This weather system may cause isolated thundercloud and thunderstorm activity over Delhi and its adjoining Noida, Ghaziabad, Gurugram, and Faridabad. Light rain may be a chance as well, but the rainfall activity would not be widespread. Fog although is not anticipated to occur.
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