Weather in Delhi

The weather in Delhi is determined by its location. It is situated in north India and is bound by the verdant Aravalli Hills on one side, and the rugged semi-arid plains of Rajasthan on the other. Spanning two varied climatic zones, Delhi experiences extreme temperatures – from searing summers to chilly winters. Check out our six-day Delhi weather forecast below for the latest temperatures in Delhi.

The summer in Delhi (April to August) can be harsh with the sun beating down mercilessly, and the temperature occasionally hitting a high of 48 °C. July and August is the humid monsoon season when Delhi averages a rainfall of 714 mm. The winter season begins in November and reaches its zenith in January. While the winters are usually mild, Delhi often experiences a series of cold waves with temperatures in Delhi falling below freezing level, brought about by the Himalayas in the region. It is also well known that this season bestows Delhi with a blanket of heavy fog, often hampering visibility.

Best Time to Visit Delhi

The ideal time to visit Delhi is the period from February to March and September to November when the climate in Delhi is at its most pleasant and conducive to travel. You could plan your visit to this capital city during these months as this is also the time that Delhi celebrates most of the Indian festivals.