Monsoon Will Depart From Delhi-NCR Today Onwards

Monsoon will depart from Delhi-NCR today, a 16-year record broken in September. According to the department, the sky will be clear on Wednesday. The maximum and minimum temperatures are likely to be 37 and 22 degrees Celsius respectively. It is estimated that the dry season will continue in October as in September.

Monsoon will leave from Delhi-NCR on Wednesday (30 September). The monsoon, which knocked on time in the last week of June, has disappointed millions of people of Delhi-NCR in September this year.

After the onset of the monsoon, there were a few days of rains in Delhi for a few days in July and August, while overall this year the capital Delhi has recorded 11 percent less rainfall than normal. With this, September received less than 80 percent of normal rainfall.

In fact, the 16-year-old record of such low rainfall in September is broken. According to the Meteorological Department, Safdarjung station received only 21 mm of rain during the month, compared to only 3 mm in 2004. Due to no rain in September, people had to face humidity and heat.

At the same time, Kuldeep Srivastava, Director, Regional Meteorological Department, Delhi, Director of Regional Meteorological Department of Delhi, says that the monsoon trough did not pass through Delhi-NCR this time.

This time, the monsoon trough remained concentrated in northwest Rajasthan or around Gujarat. This is the reason that Gujarat received heavy rainfall, but Delhi-NCR did not receive that kind of rain.

Meanwhile, according to the Meteorological Department, the sky will be clear on Wednesday. The maximum and minimum temperatures are likely to be 37 and 22 degrees Celsius respectively. It is estimated that the dry season will continue in October as in September.

Meanwhile, it is also reported that by October 15, the northwest winds will also run and after that, the wind speed will also stop. In such a situation, after 5 October, the morning and evening temperatures will fall and then people will be able to enjoy the pink season.