The 48th match of IPL 2026 will be played between Delhi Capitals and Chennai Super Kings at Arun Jaitley Stadium. There is a possibility of rain in this match, which is worrying news for both the teams. Both the teams are in the race for the playoffs and are in the same boat, both would like to reach 10 points by winning today. Now every point is important, and Delhi and Chennai would not want to be satisfied with one point without playing.

Chennai Super Kings and Delhi Capitals have 8-8 points. Both have played 9-9 matches, out of which they have won 4-4. CSK’s net run rate (+0.005) is better than Delhi’s net run rate (-0.895), hence Chennai is at sixth place and Delhi is at seventh place in the points table.

DC vs CSK Head to Head

Delhi Capitals and Chennai Super Kings have faced each other 32 times, Chennai has a good record in this. Chennai has won 20 matches and Delhi has won 12 matches. In the ongoing season, when Chennai and Delhi faced each other, Sanju Samson played a brilliant inning of 115 runs in 56 balls. That match was won by CSK. In that match, Jamie Overton took 4 wickets and Anshul Kamboj took 3 wickets.

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How will the weather be in Delhi today?

There is a possibility of rain in Delhi this evening. The Delhi vs Chennai match may remain cloudy most of the time. There is a possibility of strong winds along with thunderstorms in the evening. There have been strong winds and dust storms several times in Delhi in the past few days. A similar scene was also seen in the match between DC and RCB played here. However, there is no such possibility of rain that there is a danger of the match being canceled.

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Live broadcast details of DC vs CSK match

The Delhi Capitals vs Chennai Super Kings match will be telecast live on Star Sports Network channels. There will be live streaming on JioHotstar app and website.

Life became disrupted in the country’s capital Delhi on Wednesday (18 March) evening due to dust storm and rain with thunder. After this, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) issued an ‘Orange Alert’ for the city. IMD has sent an alert to all State Disaster Management Authorities (SDMAs). There is a possibility of bad weather in Central, Eastern, New Delhi, Northern, Northeastern, Northwestern, Shahdara, Southern, Southeastern, Southwestern and Western districts. At least 16 flights were diverted at Indira Gandhi International Airport (IGIA).

What did the weather department say?

According to the India Meteorological Department, ‘Orange Alert’ means ‘be prepared’. This means that the general public should be prepared for inclement weather, which may disrupt normal life. The Meteorological Department said in a statement, “During the next three hours, light to moderate rain, thundershowers and winds at a speed of 40-50 kilometers per hour are expected at many places in some parts of Delhi, the speed of which can go up to 60 kilometers per hour.”

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Wind blowing at a speed of 65 km per hour

Around 7 pm in Palam, winds blew at a speed of 35 kilometers per hour, the speed of which later reached 50 kilometers per hour. The highest wind speed in the capital was recorded at Pragati Maidan of 68 kilometers per hour. Whereas in Pusa the wind speed reached 65 kilometers per hour.

There was power failure in many areas

Strong winds also blew in other parts of the city. Wind speed was 50 km per hour at Palam, 46 km per hour at Lodhi Road, 44 km per hour at Ignou, 41 km per hour at Naraina and 33 km per hour at Pitampura, indicating the widespread impact of the storm in the Delhi region. Due to strong winds, there was power failure in many areas of the capital and work was disrupted.

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IMD issued advisory to people

The IMD issued several advisories urging people to stay indoors and away from weak or unsafe structures. People were warned to stay away from windows, electric poles and power lines. Farmers have been asked to temporarily stop work and take their animals to safer places. Drivers stranded in the storm have been asked to stop at a safe place and stay inside their vehicles instead of driving in the strong winds.

On Wednesday, the weather in the capital Delhi and surrounding NCR areas suddenly took such a turn that people got scared. The strong storm that lasted for just a few seconds appeared as if a cyclone had arrived. Within no time, a cloud of dust covered the sky, trees started swaying violently and people walking on the road did not even get a chance to recover. The heavy rain that started immediately after this made the whole atmosphere even more terrifying.

A few seconds of storm created chaos

This storm that hit Delhi NCR may have lasted only a few seconds, but its impact was tremendous. In many areas the strong wind was so dangerous that people felt as if a big storm had come. People walking on the road suddenly stopped and at many places shopkeepers immediately pulled down their shutters. This sudden change in weather not only affected the lives of people but also brought a flood of people’s experiences on social media, where users were seen sharing their scary moments.

Heavy rain started after the storm

After strong winds, suddenly the weather took a turn and torrential rains started. The rain definitely provided relief from the heat, but the combination of strong winds and rain made the situation difficult. There were reports of water logging at many places, due to which traffic was affected. Whose videos are also going viral on social media now.

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Users shared scary experiences on social media

After this sudden weather change, users started sharing their experiences on social media platforms. Many people wrote that for a few moments they felt as if a cyclone had arrived. While sharing the video, some users said that the wind was so strong that it became difficult to even stand. The effect of strong storm and rain was also seen on the traffic of Delhi NCR. There was a traffic jam on many roads.

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Snowfall in the hilly states has once again increased the cold in the plains. At the same time, the country’s capital Delhi has recorded the highest rainfall since January in the last four years. Delhi received the highest rainfall since January after 2022 and it increased to 24mm. In recent years, the most rainy day of January was 8th January 2022. This month, Delhi received 19.8 mm rainfall on January 23.

The sky remained cloudy in Delhi since the morning of Tuesday (January 27). The Meteorological Department (IMD) had issued a red alert for many areas in the morning. The maximum temperature recorded at Safdarjung Weather Station was 16.9 degrees Celsius, which is 5.2 degrees Celsius less than normal. The minimum temperature was recorded at 8.0 degrees Celsius, which was 0.4 degrees Celsius less than normal.

Temperature expected to rise on January 28

Although the maximum temperature was 4.5 to 6.4 degrees below normal and the minimum temperature was below 10 degrees Celsius, still it cannot be called a cold day because the temperature is likely to rise again tomorrow (January 28). An official of the Meteorological Department said that this is the first day when symptoms of cold are present.

where and how much rain occurred

It rained heavily at some weather stations from 11.30 am to 2.30 pm. 10.6 mm rainfall was recorded in Palam, 10.2 mm in Ridge, 4.2 mm in Safdarjung, 3.4 mm in Lodhi Road and 3.8 mm in Aryanagar. The rain gradually reduced between 2:30 pm and 5:30 pm. The result was that 0.6 mm rainfall was recorded in Palam, 1.2 mm in Ridge, 0.1 mm in Aryanagar and 1.0 mm in Mayur Vihar. There was no rain at the rest of the station.

Cold increased after rain in Rajasthan also

It rained in Rajasthan also on Tuesday morning and the coldness increased due to cold winds. Light to moderate rain occurred at many places including many areas of the capital Jaipur on Tuesday morning. During the 24 hours till Tuesday morning, light rainfall occurred at many places in eastern Rajasthan while the weather remained mainly dry in western Rajasthan. There were cold day conditions at some places in Jodhpur division and light fog at some places in East Rajasthan. From tomorrow, January 28, the weather in most parts of the state is likely to be mainly dry and due to the influence of strong northerly winds, the temperature is likely to drop by 3-4 degrees Celsius and on January 29-30, there will be dense fog at some places. Due to the effect of another new western disturbance, there may be light rain at isolated places in the northern and eastern parts of the state on January 31 and February 1.

Delhi suddenly changed the mood and heavy rains in Delhi on Tuesday (October 7). After this, a drop in temperature was recorded. In the national capital, there were dark clouds in the sky and in many parts, passengers and others were surprised. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) issued Yellow and Orange alerts for the national capital, which estimates moderate rains with light thunderstorms and electricity.

It has been informed by the Meteorological Department that there is a possibility of power, hailstorm and 40-60 kmph speed with moderate thunderstorms in central, south-west, west, northwest and parts of North Delhi.

Temperature recorded 1.3 degrees below normal in Delhi

The capital received rain on Tuesday morning and the minimum temperature was recorded at 1.3 degrees below normal. The Meteorological Department had projected light rain during the day due to the effect of Western Disturbance, which affected the region.

Safdarjung records 12.6 mm of rain

According to IMD, in 24 hours ended on Tuesday morning at 8.30 am, the city’s primary weather center Safdarjung recorded 12.6 mm rainfall, while Palam recorded 11 mm and 11.7 mm rainfall in the ridge station. IMD had said that the maximum temperature is likely to be around 35 ° C.

How will the weather be on 8 October?

The national capital Delhi will be partly cloudy on Wednesday (October 08). At the same time, the minimum temperature is expected to be 21 degrees Celsius while the temperature is expected to be 32 degrees Celsius. With this, the sky will be clear on 9 October. On this day too, the minimum temperature can be 21 ° C while the higher temperature can be 32 ° C.

How was the air quality in Delhi?

According to the Central Pollution Control Board, Delhi’s Air Quality Index (AQI) was 68 at 9 am. AQI falls in a satisfactory category. According to CPCB, AQI between zero and 50 is considered good, 51 to 100 satisfactory, 101 to 200 medium, 201 to 300 bad, 301 to 400 very poor and 401 to 500 serious.

Delhi is seeing a different mood of monsoon this year. By the middle of August, this time the capital has received as much rain as it usually occurs in the whole year. Statistics show that in the last 25 years, so much rainfall was not recorded earlier in August. Despite this, the people of Delhi could not get relief from the sticky heat.

17 -year -old humid record broken

According to the Indian Meteorological Department, the average humidity in Delhi from June 1 to August 18 was 76.5 percent. This is the second largest level since 2008. The average humidity of the capital is about 67.2 percent during the monsoon under normal conditions.

The special thing is that from August 14 to 18, the humidity broke all records and the average humidity reached 89.2 percent, which is about one and a half times more than normal.

June and July become the main reasons

Experts say that this time the biggest reason for increasing humidity was June and July in the month of Monsoon. Humidity finished third in June after 1973, while in July it was recorded at number two.

The situation was better in the early days of August, but between August 14 and 18, the sudden humidity level increased so much that all the previous records were left behind.

Dark connection between rain and moisture

July and August are traditionally considered to be the most rainy months in Delhi. This time only eight in July and four days in August till now, it has been such that it did not rain.

Meteorologists say that continuous rains increased the amount of moisture in the atmosphere. When the rain is fast, the temperature comes down, but the remaining moisture after light or intermittent rains makes the humidity unbearable.

Moisture flow from South and Northeast

Even though there was no rainfall of 19 days in Delhi in June, the flow of moisture increased towards Delhi due to early monsoon active in South and Northeast India.

The monsoon officially reached the capital on June 29 and since then continuous rains soaked the city. Meanwhile, the moisture level remained continuously high.

Humidity continued on Thursday

On Thursday too, Delhi was suffering from humid heat. Light rain was recorded at some places, but it could not get relief. The maximum temperature was 34.8 degrees Celsius that was 0.6 degrees above normal, while the minimum temperature was 25.9 degrees. The air moisture level remained between 64 and 89 percent throughout the day.

It is still raining today

Delhi is also raining today (Friday). Earlier, the Meteorological Department had predicted that the sky will be cloudy on Friday and there may be rain with strong winds.

The minimum temperature was recorded at 26.6 degrees Celsius, while the maximum temperature is estimated to reach 35 degrees. The level of relative humidity was 80 percent at 8.30 am and has recorded 0.1 mm rainfall in the last 24 hours.

Delhi’s Air Quality Index (AQI) was recorded at 98, which according to the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) falls in the ‘satisfactory’ category. According to CPCB, AQI between zero to 50 is considered ‘good’, between 51 and 100 ‘satisfactory’, between 101 and 200 ‘medium’, between 201 to 300, ‘bad’, 301 to 400 is considered ‘very bad’ and between 401 and 500 is considered ‘serious’.

However, experts say that the relief cooling is still far away and the capitalists may have to face humid weather for a few more days.

While heavy rains continue to wreak havoc in most parts of North India, the capital Delhi is still troubled by humidity and heat. The previous day (August 6) recorded a maximum temperature of 34.8 degrees Celsius, which was 1.4 degrees below normal, but heat and humidity disturbed people.

The cloud and sunshine eye continued to continue to be sticky and uncomfortable amidst the expectations of rain. Talking about air quality, AQI 91 of Delhi was recorded, which falls in the ‘satisfactory’ category.

How will the weather be today?

Today (August 7), the Meteorological Department has generally expressed the possibility of cloudy with light rain or drizzle. The reason for this is Punjab, this front front on the Himachal region which is slowly coming to the south. During this period, the maximum temperature is expected to be around 35 ° C and the minimum temperature around 25 ° C.

By 7:54 am on August 7, according to meteorological data, the temperature was 28.09 degrees Celsius, humidity was 78% and the wind speed was recorded 3.09 kilometers per hour in the west-south-west (WSW) direction.

How is the air of Delhi?

Talking about air quality, according to the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB), Delhi’s Air Quality Index (AQI) 91 was recorded at 4 pm on Wednesday, which falls in the ‘satisfactory’ category.

The air at this level is not considered harmful for ordinary people, but sensitive people suffering from breath or heart problem need some care. According to PTI, improving AQI level is mainly associated with air direction, rainfall and temperature fluctuations.

According to the CPCB, between 0 and 50 AQI is considered ‘good’, ‘satisfactory’ between 51 and 100, ‘medium’ between 101 and 200, ‘bad’ between 201 and 300, ‘very bad’ between 301 and 400 is considered to be ‘very bad’ and between 401 and 500 in ‘serious’ category.

Delhi-NCR has been raining continuously since last night (30 July), which continues till morning (July 31). Due to this rain, there has been relief from the humidity and heat continued for 2 days, but there has been a situation of water logging and traffic jam in many areas. As if the capital was stopped yesterday, as it was the capital.

According to the Meteorological Department, similar rainfall can continue in the capital for the next 4 to 5 days. The Safdarjung Observatory has recorded 15 mm of rain till 5:30 pm on Tuesday evening.

Water filled on roads, affected to airport

Due to continuous rains since night, areas like Shastri Bhavan, ITO, Connaught Place, Janpath, Jorbagh and Aerocity have been flooded. There is difficulty in movement due to water logging near the airport.

People are facing huge problems due to rain in Noida and surrounding areas. The Meteorological Department has warned that there is a possibility of rain in some areas along with cloud thunderstorms.

#Watch Delhi | Rain lashes parts of the national capital.

(Morning visuals from janpath) pic.twitter.com/nwshj1w41l

– ANI (@ani) July 31, 2025

Traffic police advisory, avoid these paths

A few hours ago, the Delhi Traffic Police has issued an advisory, which states that a carriageway has been closed due to the road sinking on Chand Cinema Road. Due to which the affected route is the road leading from Chand Cinema Road to Kalyanpuri Road. Alternative route for this: Kalyanpuri Road → Right Mud → Ghazipur Road → Trilokpuri Crossing → Right Mud → Vasundhara Road → Left Tare → Kotla Road.

Traffic is slow and policemen are present on the spot. Passengers have been advised to make plans before the journey and keep an eye on traffic police channels for updates.

How will the weather be in the coming days?

According to the Meteorological Department, the maximum temperature in Delhi-NCR will be around 33–35 degrees Celsius till August 5. The minimum temperature was recorded at 25.8 degrees on Wednesday, which is 1.3 degrees below normal. The maximum temperature was 32.7 degrees, which is 1.7 degrees below normal. The next 4 to 5 days will be the period of clouds and rain, due to which the temperature will remain stable.

Delhi weather news today: With the scorching heat in Delhi and surrounding cities, the humidity of humidity is constantly increasing. This is the reason that the night temperature in Delhi has reached 28 to 29 ° C, which is more than its normal. Delhiites are neither relieved during the day for the last two days nor are you getting any peace in the night. According to the Meteorological Department, the western disturbance in Delhi NCR is kind, so the effect of hot hot hot will not last long.

According to the Meteorological Department, the maximum temperature in Delhi was recorded at 40.8 degrees Celsius, which is 0.4 degrees above normal, while the minimum temperature was recorded at 28.7 degrees, which is 2.2 degrees above normal. The level of relative humidity in Delhi was 68 on Monday.

Palam and Dwarka the highest temperature

There was a possibility of thunderstorms in Delhi on Monday, but the heat remained intact till 8:30 pm. The maximum temperature of Palam was 40.9 degrees, the temperature of the ridge was 40.3 degrees, the temperature of the city was 41.4 degrees, Pitampura 40.5 degrees, 41.9 degrees in Gurugram, 40.1 degrees in Faridabad.

According to the Meteorological Department, Delhi will be cloudy on Tuesday. Light rain is expected. The wind is predicted at a speed of 30 to 50 kilometers per hour. On May 20, the maximum temperature is estimated to be 39 ° C and the minimum temperature is 28 degrees.

How will the weather be till May 25?

The possibility of thunderstorms in Delhi is likely till May 25. The maximum temperature can be from 37 to 40 degrees. The minimum temperature can be from 27 to 28 degrees.

According to data from the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB), the air quality index was average at 9 am on Monday. According to CPCB, AQI between zero to 50 is considered ‘good’, between 51 and 100 ‘satisfactory’, between 101 and 200 ‘medium’, between 201 to 300, ‘bad’, 301 to 400 is considered ‘very bad’ and between 401 and 500 is considered ‘serious’.

Delhi weather today: People are bad due to heat heat in Delhi. The Meteorological Department has issued a Yellow alert on Monday. There is a possibility of thunderstorms in Delhi, Faridabad, Greater Noida, Noida, Ghaziabad on Monday. On Monday, the maximum temperature is estimated to be 39 and the minimum temperature is 27 degrees. Walking dust storm can provide minor relief in heat problems.

According to IMD, there is a possibility of thunderstorms in Delhi NCR from May 19 to 24. Meanwhile, the process of fluctuations in the weather will continue. During the next five days, the maximum temperature in Delhi is estimated to be 38 to 39 and the minimum temperature is estimated to be 27 to 28 degrees. That is, there is no possibility of getting relief from the heat.

Temperature above average in Delhi

Delhi recorded a maximum temperature of 41.1 degrees Celsius on Sunday, which is one degree above the average of this season. According to IMD, the minimum temperature in Delhi was recorded at 26.9 degrees Celsius, which is 0.4 degrees above normal. On Sunday, relative humidity was between 62 percent to 36 percent.

Rain in these areas of Delhi

The Meteorological Department said that the national capital received about one millimeter of rain between 8 am and 8 am on Sunday morning. West Delhi and areas like Central Delhi, Ghaziabad, Noida, Maharani Bagh and Mayur Vihar received rain.

According to data from the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB), the Air Quality Index (AQI) was 179 at 9 am on Sunday, which falls in the ‘medium’ category. There is a possibility of increasing pollution in the coming days. According to CPCB, AQI between zero to 50 is considered ‘good’, between 51 and 100 ‘satisfactory’, between 101 and 200 ‘medium’, between 201 to 300, ‘bad’, 301 to 400 is considered ‘very bad’ and between 401 and 500 is considered ‘serious’.