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Delhi-NCR to Face Rain, Cloudy Skies and Strong Winds This Weekend, IMD Warns
✍️ India.com
🗓 10 Oct 2026, 03:02 AM
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The Indian Meteorological Department has issued a weather statement warning that Delhi and the National Capital Region will experience rain, overcast skies and strong winds during the upcoming weekend.
The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) released a weather statement today, forecasting a significant change in Delhi and the National Capital Region’s weather over the weekend. According to the statement, the region is likely to see persistent rain, overcast skies and strong winds.
Meteorologists predict that the rainfall will begin in the evening of Saturday and continue into Sunday, with wind speeds reaching up to 60 km/h in some areas. The IMD has highlighted the possibility of localized thunderstorms and heavy showers, especially in the western parts of the NCR.
The forecast is expected to affect daily commutes, with traffic authorities advising commuters to plan alternate routes. Airports in the region have been notified to monitor the weather closely, and flight schedules may be adjusted if conditions worsen.
Residents are urged to secure loose outdoor items, avoid traveling during peak rain hours, and stay updated through official IMD channels for any further advisories.
Meteorologists predict that the rainfall will begin in the evening of Saturday and continue into Sunday, with wind speeds reaching up to 60 km/h in some areas. The IMD has highlighted the possibility of localized thunderstorms and heavy showers, especially in the western parts of the NCR.
The forecast is expected to affect daily commutes, with traffic authorities advising commuters to plan alternate routes. Airports in the region have been notified to monitor the weather closely, and flight schedules may be adjusted if conditions worsen.
Residents are urged to secure loose outdoor items, avoid traveling during peak rain hours, and stay updated through official IMD channels for any further advisories.