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Delhi to warm up as rain clears, dry weather expected
The India Meteorological Department has forecast partly cloudy skies and no precipitation across Delhi on September 29, marking a shift from cooler, wetter conditions. Warmer temperatures are expected to return to the capital in the coming days.
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Delhi is set to experience a rise in temperatures after Monday's unusually cool and rainy conditions, according to the India Meteorological Department (IMD). The weather agency has predicted partly cloudy skies with no rainfall expected across the national capital on September 29, signaling the end of the recent wet spell that has kept temperatures suppressed.
The forecast indicates a transition toward drier weather patterns in the days ahead, with conditions becoming increasingly favorable for warmer air masses to establish over the region. This shift comes as the monsoon's influence over North India continues to wane as the season progresses toward its conclusion.
The improvement in weather conditions is likely to provide relief from the moisture-laden environment that has characterized recent days. Residents of Delhi should prepare for a return to more typical late-September conditions, with reduced cloud cover and enhanced solar heating expected to push daytime temperatures upward.