Monsoon session of Parliament likely from July 20, to go on for three weeks
Live UpdatesDelhi weather LIVE: The national capital woke up to light rain on Thursday morning. Stay tuned for IMD's nowcast warning, alerts and weather forecast for the day.Delhi weather LIVE: Residents on national capital woke up to light rain on Thursday morning amid IMD's rainfall alert.(Bhushan Koyande/HT Photo)Delhi weather LIVE: Rain lashed Delhi-NCR on Thursday morning, marking the end of heatwave conditions as Southwest Monsoon advanced to cover the national capital. Predicting moderate rain spells, cloudy skies and strong surface winds, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) issued a yellow alert for Delhi-NCR for 2 July.IMD issues nowcast red warningAt 6:45 AM, the weather agency issued a nowcast red warning, alerting against possibility of wet spell in the next three hours in parts of Central, East, New Delhi, North, North East, North West, Shahdara, South, South East, South West and West districts of Delhi“Moderate Thunderstorm/Lightning/Squally Winds (60-80 KMPH gusting to 100 KMPH ) accompanied with light to moderate rain at most places and moderate rain at many places over Delhi in next 3 hours,” the advisory valid till 10:00 AM said.As the city braces for thunderstorm and lightening activity today, residents can expect gradual fall in maximum and minimum temperatures during next 2 days by 5-7°C and 3-5°C, respectively. On 2 July, the maximum temperature over Delhi is likely to settle anywhere between 32°C to 34°C while the minimum temperature is expected to hover around 22°C and 24°C.Catch all Delhi weather LIVE Updates hereFollow updates here:2 Jul 2026, 07:59:34 AM ISTDelhi weather LIVE: Weather forecast for next 5 daysIMD's weather forecast suggests fresh spells of rain over the coming 5 days, till 7 July but no weather warning is in place for these days. The weather conditions are expected to remain cloudy with possibility of light rain spells, thunderstorms and lightening during morning or forenoon hours.View full ImageWeather forecast for next 5 days2 Jul 2026, 07:51:17 AM ISTDelhi weather LIVE: National capital on IMD's red alert for rainsIMD issued nowcast red alert for Delhi-NCR which will remain effective till 10:00 AM.About the AuthorFareha NaazFareha Naaz is a Delhi-based journalist and Content Producer at LiveMint, where she has built nearly three years of experience in digital journalism. She covers a diverse range of topics, including national news, education, entertainment, lifestyle trends science, global health and international news.<br><br> With a background in Economics and Education, she focuses on providing insightful, thoroughly researched coverage that bridges the gap between breaking news and in-depth analysis. In addition to breaking copies, legal and political news, her reporting blends editorial rigour with search-driven storytelling. With a keen eye-on-global events, she provides insightful coverage on latest developments. Her reporting combines editorial rigour with in-depth coverage and search-driven storytelling provide valuable insight and context to readers, ensuring accuracy and relevance.<br><br> Her newsroom experience helped her in combining her critical thinking skills with real-time editorial decision-making. Over the years, she has been presenting complex stories with clarity for a digital-first audience amid fast-paced news cycles. Her thoroughly researched stories, with well-structured and engaging content, provide readers with clear understanding of the context and background.<br><br> Fareha holds a Master’s degree in Economics, in addition to a Bachelor of Education degree.<br><br> When not in the newsroom, she enjoys painting and sports, reading books and current developments. HomeNewsIndiaDelhi weather LIVE: Rains lash capital city; monsoon cloud cover, strong winds bring respite as IMD issues red alert

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