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Delhi weather: Some rain and cloudy skies this week, but temperature to soar to 44°C, says IMD

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Delhi weather: Some rain and cloudy skies this week, but temperature to soar to 44°C, says IMD
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Delhi is expected to experience some rain and cloudy skies this week, but the temperature is forecast to rise to 44°C by the weekend. The Indian Meteorological Department has predicted a spell of light rain and thunderstorms on Monday and Saturday. The city's air quality has worsened, with the 24-hour average AQI reaching 151 on Sunday, which is in the moderate category.

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Delhi weather: Some rain and cloudy skies this week, but temperature to soar to 44°C, says IMDThunderstorms are also forecast for Tuesday afternoon, with partially cloudy skies expected to remain most of the week.Updated on: Jun 15, 2026 6:24 AM ISTBy Aaditya KhatwaniPrefer HTon GoogleShare viaCopy link Partly clouded skies and a smattering of rain across this week is not expected to keep the maximum temperature from rising, which is forecast to reach 44°C by the weekend, according to the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD).The IMD’s normal maximum temperature for June 15-19 (Monday- Friday) is 38.8°C and for June 20 (Saturday) is 38.6°C.

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