The Regional Meteorology Centre, New Delhi, predicted light to moderate rain, thunderstorms, and shallow to moderate fog in the national capital.

Despite the rainfall, Delhi's air quality index (AQI) improved slightly on Thursday but stayed in the "very poor" category at 340. According to the Central Pollution Control Board, Pusa recorded an AQI of 353, North Campus at 342, Mundka at a severe level of 413, Wazirpur at 392, IGI Airport (T3) at 340, Dwarka Sector-8 at 412, RK Puram at 410.

The national capital on Tuesday night received light rains following which residents experienced a chilling morning with cloudy weather.

Delhi experiences a cold wave with temperatures dropping to 7.0 degrees Celsius and air quality improving slightly to 'very poor'.

At 7:23 am, the temperature in Delhi was recorded at 13 degrees Celsius, with cold winds accentuating the chill. Residents reported a significant increase in the cold severity following the downpour,

According to the IMD, the active Western Disturbance and its interaction with the easterly winds are causing the rain.

A cold wave is expected to affect northern India, resulting in dense fog in Punjab, Haryana, and Delhi-NCR. Light to moderate snowfall is predicted in the western Himalayan region during the second we

Delhi's weather has taken a dramatic turn, with rain and cold winds combining to create a chilly Friday morning.

Temperature in Delhi stood at 13 degree Celsius at 7:23am as the weather department forecast heavy rain and strong winds for December 27th and 28th.

Parts of Delhi are expected to experience rain and cold day conditions on Friday and Saturday, according to IMD. The city might see light to moderate showers, with varying fog intensity. A western disturbance will likely cause rainfall or thunderstorms over northwest and central India.

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has predicted thunderstorms, hailstorms, and moderate rainfall across northwestern and central India on December 27th and 28th