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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Public Journal weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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Check the live forecast above for current conditions, but for Delhi you need to plan for intense heat and sudden monsoon downpours over the coming week, especially if you’re heading out or travelling to neighbouring cities like Agra.
What to expect from Delhi’s weather over the next 10 to 30 days
If you’re searching for weather in New Delhi 10 days ahead, the live forecast above gives a reliable short-term outlook, but predictions for weather in Delhi for next 15 days or even weather in Delhi for next 30 days become less precise. Delhi’s climate typically swings from scorching dry heat to humid monsoon bursts, so keep an eye on daily updates rather than relying on extended forecasts.
How does Delhi compare with Agra and other nearby cities?
BBC Weather Agra often shows similar patterns to Delhi, but Agra tends to be slightly cooler in summer due to its proximity to the Yamuna river. For travellers, checking BBC Weather Delhi 10 days or BBC Weather Delhi 14 days can help you decide when to visit the Taj Mahal. Remember, monsoon season can affect both cities equally, so plan around tomorrow’s rain risk from the live forecast above.
When does the monsoon typically arrive in Delhi?
The south-west monsoon usually reaches Delhi by the last week of June, bringing a sudden drop in temperature but a rise in humidity. It lasts until September, with peak rainfall in July and August.
Is it safe to travel to Delhi during a heatwave?
Yes, but take precautions: stay hydrated, avoid the midday sun, and check BBC Weather Delhi tomorrow for any heat alerts. If you’re from the UK, the UV and heat can feel extreme, so plan indoor activities for afternoons.
How accurate are long-range forecasts for Delhi?
A 10-day forecast from the live forecast above is generally reliable for broad trends, but for weather in New Delhi 10 days or more, uncertainty grows. Use 30-day outlooks as a rough guide, not a firm plan.
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For UK comparisons, see our UK weather hub or check the 10-day forecast for UK cities like Liverpool, which has a very different climate to Delhi’s.