Delhi faces intense heat as mercury rises; rain expected pan-India from October 6

Delhi residents should brace for continued hot and dry weather through October 5, with the mercury expected to climb to around 36°C, according to meteorological forecasts. The absence of significant cloud cover and moisture in the atmosphere is likely to keep conditions largely parched across the capital region during this period.

However, the weather pattern is expected to shift from October 6 onwards, with the IMD predicting the onset of scattered rainfall across various parts of the country. Southern and northeastern states are anticipated to be among the primary beneficiaries of this weather system, with scattered showers likely to provide some relief from prevailing conditions.

The forecast suggests a gradual improvement in moisture levels and atmospheric conditions that could trigger precipitation across multiple regions. While the northern plains, including Delhi, may experience some cloud formation, the intensity and timing of any rainfall in these areas remains uncertain at present.

Temperature and rainfall patterns during this transitional period are typical for early October, as the southwest monsoon withdraws and seasonal atmospheric conditions evolve. Weather watchers and residents are advised to monitor updated forecasts from the IMD for more precise details on regional precipitation patterns and intensity over the coming days.