Active Western Disturbances Keep Delhi Cool

Delhi-NCR has seen a major shift in weather after mid-March, bringing relief from early heat.

Active Western Disturbances replaced dry conditions with moisture-laden easterly winds, leading to a drop in temperatures.

Rainfall on March 15 marked the beginning of this change, followed by frequent spells of thunderstorms, light rain, and gusty winds.

As a result, temperatures have remained below normal, with a sharp dip to 21.7°C on March 21, making it one of the coolest days this month.

The unsettled weather will continue, with two Western Disturbances expected around March 26 and March 28.

These systems will bring intermittent rain, thunderstorms, lightning, and gusty winds across Delhi-NCR in the coming days.