New Delhi: The weather is going to change once again in the country's capital Delhi. Let me tell you all that in the past days, there were a lot of fluctuations in the temperature. The weather has been clearly visible for the past few days. With this, now, the Meteorological Department (IMD) says that there is a possibility of rain on February 25 and February 26. This will change not only in Delhi but also in many areas of north and east India. There are reports that this change in weather will be seen due to the impact of the western disturbance. Apart from this, there will be similar rainfall in Uttar Pradesh from February 24 to 26 (Thursday to Saturday).

Let us tell you all that the Meteorological Department has given this information that even today it will be partly cloudy. The capital is likely to receive light rain along with thundershowers and lightning on February 25 and 26, while the maximum temperature is expected to be 27 degrees Celsius and the minimum temperature will be 12 degrees. With this, tomorrow i.e. on February 25, the mood of the weather will deteriorate and there is a possibility of light rain. Not only this, but during this time, it will be cloudy and the sun will be absent. After this, a yellow alert has been issued for February 26. The weather will clear by February 27 and the temperature is expected to reach 28 degrees on February 28. Apart from this, Noida, adjoining Delhi NCR, may also receive rain on February 24.

While the weather is likely to be clear in Gurgaon on Friday, it may rain on Saturday. Apart from this, IMD says that due to the western disturbance, winds of up to 30 kilometres per hour can blow in Delhi. At the same time, winds may prevail due to the cyclonic position over northwest Afghanistan and the cyclonic conditions over south Pakistan and west Rajasthan. At the same time, Delhi may be partly cloudy for the next 2 to 3 days. With this, the Air Quality Index (AQI) in Delhi was recorded at 194 on Wednesday.

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