Weather In New Delhi
The climate of Delhi is a Humid, Sub-tropical one that brings about a sharp contrast between the temperatures of the summer and the winter.
Summer: Summer lasts in New delhi from March to June. The temperature rises upto 47 degree Celsius and the afternoons are normally accompanied with Loo, or hot waves. Tourists are normally advised not to venture out to Delhi in these months.
Monsoon: Delhi receives moderate to heavy rainfall during the months of July to September. Intermittent showers sweep the streets of New Delhi and many a time lead to floods in the city. The average annual rainfall is 714 millimeters.
Winter: New Delhi experiences winter from December to February. While heavy fog shrouds the streets during the winter months which often lead to the disruption of the traffic, the temperature drastically drops as low as 1 degree centigrade.
Summer: Summer lasts in New delhi from March to June. The temperature rises upto 47 degree Celsius and the afternoons are normally accompanied with Loo, or hot waves. Tourists are normally advised not to venture out to Delhi in these months.
Monsoon: Delhi receives moderate to heavy rainfall during the months of July to September. Intermittent showers sweep the streets of New Delhi and many a time lead to floods in the city. The average annual rainfall is 714 millimeters.
Winter: New Delhi experiences winter from December to February. While heavy fog shrouds the streets during the winter months which often lead to the disruption of the traffic, the temperature drastically drops as low as 1 degree centigrade.