Weekly weather forecast: Delhi dry, Mumbai hot, Chennai rain

Delhi: Mostly Sunny, One Rainy Saturday

Delhi's week is mostly sunny and dry, with highs near 32-34°C. On Thursday, October 15, a low-pressure system is expected to remain almost stationary, keeping skies partly sunny with a 30% rain chance at a high of 32°C. The clearest change comes Saturday the 17th, when a high-pressure system is expected to remain almost stationary and the rain chance jumps to 70% despite a high of 33°C. The system stays almost stationary into Monday the 19th, with sunny skies, a 10% rain chance, a high of 34°C and a low of 19°C. Sunny skies and a 10% rain chance return Wednesday the 21st, with a high of 34°C and a low of 20°C.

Mumbai: Extreme Heat, Brief Midweek Relief

Mumbai faces extreme heat most of the week, with highs near 34-36°C and lows near 26-27°C before brief midweek relief. On Thursday, October 15, a ridge is expected to remain almost stationary, with extreme heat, a 10% rain chance, a high of 36°C and a low of 27°C. The ridge moves away to the north by Monday the 19th, with extreme heat persisting, a 10% rain chance, a high of 35°C and a low of 27°C. Conditions ease Tuesday the 20th, with sunny skies, a 10% rain chance, a high of 34°C and a low of 26°C, before heat returns Wednesday the 21st at a high of 35°C and a low of 27°C.

Chennai's Rain Chance Dips Monday, Lucknow Sunny

On Thursday, October 15, Chennai's low-pressure system is expected to remain almost stationary, with cloudy, occasional rain, a 70% rain chance and a high of 31°C. The same day, Lucknow sits under a ridge nearby, sunny and dry with a 10% rain chance and a high of 32°C. By Monday, October 19, a ridge is expected to move away to the north over Chennai, where the rain chance drops to 60% with sunny, occasional rain at a high of 31°C; Lucknow has no significant pressure system nearby that day, with sunny skies, a 10% rain chance, a high of 32°C and a low of 21°C.