Delhi-NCR received light to moderate showers after a brief break, with Palam recording 28.4 mm and Safdarjung 8.1 mm of rain.

Safdarjung has now received 272.6 mm rainfall between August 1 and 20, exceeding the monthly normal of 226.8 mm for the third consecutive August.

The monsoon trough remains close to Delhi, supporting scattered rain and thundershowers across the capital and nearby areas until Sunday.

However, a developing low-pressure system over the Bay of Bengal is unlikely to move deep inland.

From next week, rainfall activity over Delhi-NCR is expected to reduce significantly. Stronger surface winds and rising temperatures may bring warmer and more humid conditions, with daytime temperatures likely to hover around 35-36°C.