Delhi-NCR weather update: Will it rain this weekend? IMD forecast out for Delhi, Noida, Gurgaon & Ghaziabad till August 1

People living in New Delhi can expect a mix of sunshine and rain on 26 July 2025. The daytime temperature will go up to 39.4°C, while the night will cool down to around 32.2°C. With an 82% chance of rain and 49% humidity, it’s going to feel hot and a bit sticky, so be ready for both heat and showers.

The day will begin with clear skies and temperatures in the low 30s. By afternoon, it’ll be hottest at 39.4°C, and even though there will be light winds of about 13 km/h, they won’t offer much relief.

In the afternoon, clouds will gather, and light rain of around 1.12 mm is expected. The evening will still be warm, with temperatures in the mid-30s, but the rain should bring some comfort.


Early mornings will be the best time for outdoor work or errands. As the sun gets stronger around midday, try to stay in the shade, drink plenty of water, and avoid going out too much. In the afternoon, keep an umbrella or raincoat handy.

Weekly Weather Forecast

• 27 July: Slightly cooler, with a high of 38.1°C and a 78% chance of rain.
• 28 July: Heavier rain of 14.83 mm expected. The temperature will drop to a high of 35.1°C.
• 29 July: The wettest day of the week, with heavy rainfall of 55.07 mm. Temperatures will stay between 25.3°C and 28.5°C.
• 30 July: Light showers expected, with 6.48 mm of rain.
• 1 August: Rain chance goes up to 87%, with a high of 32.9°C.

Plan Ahead

Today’s hot weather means you should plan carefully if you need to go outside. Morning hours are the best for outdoor tasks before the heat builds up.

For 29 July, which will bring heavy rain, it’s a good idea to plan indoor activities. Overall, the week ahead will bring a mix of sun and showers, offering some relief from the usual summer heat.

Rain amounts will vary, from as little as 1.12 mm to over 55 mm, so carry your rain gear and plan your day accordingly.

This weather report uses data from AQI.in to help New Delhi residents stay safe and plan their week smartly.

Inputs from TOI