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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 23 June 2026 by the Oz Briefly Weather Desk. Data from the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) and other national met services via Open-Meteo.
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New Delhi’s temperature this hour is shown in the live forecast above, with the day’s high typically ranging from the mid‑30s to low‑40s °C during peak summer and dropping to 7–14 °C in winter. The current conditions reflect the city’s semi‑arid climate, where clear skies and dry heat dominate much of the year.
What is the typical seasonal range for New Delhi?
Summer (April–June) sees maximums of 38–45 °C, often with heatwave alerts from the India Meteorological Department. The monsoon (July–September) brings 650–800 mm of rain, lowering temperatures to 30–35 °C but raising humidity above 70%. Winter (December–February) is mild and dry: minimums fall to 7–10 °C, with occasional fog reducing visibility in the mornings.
How does the air quality affect the weather outlook?
Air quality index (AQI) frequently enters the “severe” category in November–January due to crop burning and vehicle emissions. This can suppress daytime heating, keeping temperatures 2–4 °C cooler than clear‑sky forecasts. For outdoor planning, check the live forecast above and pair it with a real‑time AQI app.
What is the weather in Delhi for the next 10 days?
The live forecast above gives the daily breakdown. Expect dry afternoons near 40 °C in early summer, with cooler mornings around 25 °C. Check the 10‑day tab for pop‑up showers during monsoon.
When is the best month to visit New Delhi?
October–March offers the most comfortable conditions: daytime highs of 20–30 °C, clear skies, and low humidity. Avoid May–June unless you are prepared for extreme heat above 43 °C.
Does New Delhi ever get cold enough for frost?
Yes, in January the minimum can dip to 5–7 °C, and light ground frost occurs on clear, calm nights in the outskirts, though not in the central city. Fog is more common than frost.
For broader Australian coverage, see our Australia weather hub and compare conditions in Delhi Weather. If you are checking conditions elsewhere, consider mumbai weather, agra weather, or the Weather 10 Days page. Longer‑outlook queries such as weather in new delhi 10 days, weather in delhi for next 15 days, or weather in delhi for next 30 days are best answered by the live forecast above, which updates for weather in delhi tomorrow and new delhi weather 14 days. For the wider region, delhi‑ncr weather typically mirrors the capital’s conditions.