Weather Forecast: फरवरी में बारिश की कमी ने तोड़ा 66 सालों का रिकॉर्ड, इस हफ्ते भी जारी रहेगा शुष्क मौसम का दौर – delhi ncr weather 5 march dry weather north india february rainfall record 2026 ahlbs
The dry season is going to continue in entire North India including Delhi today (5 March). At present there is no possibility of rain here. There is no active weather system present in the plains. However, light rain can be seen in the hilly areas. Let us know the weather condition across the country.
Season According to Skymet, the forecasting agency, there is no active weather system present over the plains of North India this week. Although a Western Disturbance will reach the Western Himalayas on March 6, 2026, its impact will be mainly limited to the hilly areas. Its mild impact may reach the plains or the foothills of the mountains, but there is no possibility of rain in Delhi and surrounding plains.
Due to the passage of these weather systems in the plains temperature The difference will increase. Due to this, strong surface winds will blow in Delhi-NCR for the next 4-5 days. The wind speed may reduce slightly around the weekend. These strong winds will not allow the temperature to rise rapidly and the maximum temperature will remain below 35 degrees Celsius this week. However, after seasonal changes and reduction in wind speed, the temperature will start increasing from March 8.
According to the Meteorological Department, today’s minimum temperature in Delhi can be 17 degrees Celsius and the maximum temperature can be 34 degrees Celsius and strong surface winds will continue to blow during the day. Today in Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, it will be sunny and the sky will be clear. The minimum temperature here is expected to be 16 degrees Celsius and the maximum temperature is expected to be 32 degrees Celsius.
According to Skymet, February 2026 set a record for the lowest rainfall since 1960. Only 4.2 mm rainfall was recorded in February this year, whereas the normal average is 22.7 mm. Earlier in 1960, there was only 2.7 mm rainfall during February. The situation in the plains of North India and North-East India was the worst. There was a rainfall deficit of about 85% in North India, while a huge deficit of more than 90% was recorded in Northeast India.
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