Delhi Weather LATEST Update: Delhi Braces for 42°C Heatwave as IMD Issues Yellow Alert; Check Forecast

Published : Apr 22, 2026, 08:46 AM IST

Delhi Weather LATEST Update: Delhi began Wednesday on a mild note, but the day is set to turn harsh as temperatures climb sharply. With a heatwave warning in place, residents should prepare for intense heat and dry conditions

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Heatwave Alert and Today’s Forecast

According to India Meteorological Department, Delhi is under a Yellow Alert as temperatures may rise to 42°C today. While the morning felt relatively comfortable at around 29°C, hot and dry winds are expected to dominate the afternoon. Low humidity levels will further add to discomfort, making the heat feel more intense.

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Rising Temperatures Over the Next Two Days

The situation is likely to worsen before it improves. Between April 23 and 24, the maximum temperature could climb up to 43°C, with minimum temperatures ranging between 23°C and 24°C. Heatwave conditions will remain strong, especially during the afternoon and evening hours, prolonging the discomfort across the city.

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Slight Relief Expected After April 25

A gradual shift in weather is expected from April 25 onwards, with partly cloudy skies bringing minor relief. While temperatures may still hover around 43°C initially, a slight dip to 41°C is possible by April 26 and 27. Increasing humidity may ease dryness but could bring a different kind of discomfort.

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