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Residents of New Delhi can expect moderate rainfall and warm temperatures on August 18, 2025, according to data IMD.
The day will see highs of 36.1°C and lows around 26.4°C, with overcast skies and humidity levels at 66%. Rainfall is estimated at 6.03 mm, accompanied by wind speeds of 15.1 km/h and visibility of 9.5 km.
The morning will begin at 26°C, rising to peak temperatures by the afternoon. Despite the cooling effect of rain, high humidity will make conditions feel muggy throughout the day. The UV index will remain low at 2.3.
Scattered rainfall may disrupt travel and daily routines, with slippery roads and delays expected. Residents are advised to carry umbrellas and wear appropriate rain gear.
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The week ahead promises continued warm and rainy weather. Tuesday will bring patchy rain with highs of 37°C, while Wednesday will see a slight dip to 34.4°C. Light showers are expected on Thursday and Friday, and heavier rain is forecast for Sunday, with precipitation likely reaching 7.74 mm.
Commuters should use caution on wet roads, and those planning outdoor activities are advised to schedule them during early mornings or evenings when rain chances are lower. Indoor plans are recommended during peak rain hours.
While the rainfall provides some relief from recent heat, the lingering humidity will maintain a sticky, heavy atmosphere. Residents should stay hydrated and prepared for shifting conditions.
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