Delhi residents saw a notable drop in nighttime temperatures as the city recorded its coldest night of the month at 17.1 degrees Celsius. This shift in weather comes as the region transitions through its current seasonal pattern. According to the India Meteorological Department (IMD), the cooling trend during the night is expected to be followed by warmer conditions during the daylight hours.

The IMD has provided a forecast indicating that the city will experience mainly clear skies throughout the day. Despite the chilly start to the morning, daytime temperatures are projected to rise significantly, with the maximum temperature expected to reach approximately 32 degrees Celsius. This creates a notable gap between the minimum and maximum temperatures, a common characteristic of the current weather cycle in the capital. The meteorological data suggests that while the nights are becoming cooler, the days remain relatively warm, and there are no immediate indications of significant cloud cover or precipitation that would disrupt this pattern.