Weather in India today: Clear skies in Delhi, dry conditions nationwide

Clear skies dominate India today as the weather in India today brings dry conditions nationwide. The India Meteorological Department confirms that February 14, 2026 marks a stable weather pattern with no significant rainfall expected. Delhi is witnessing pristine conditions with temperatures gradually rising through the day.

Crystal Clear Skies Across India

Most parts of India are experiencing clear and dry weather on this Saturday as a weak western disturbance has moved away from the region. Skies remain largely clear over northwest, central, east, and peninsular India throughout the weekend. No major rain activity is expected, and winds are light, keeping conditions largely stable across the nation.

The India Meteorological Department confirms that weather conditions across North India, as well as central, eastern, and southern parts, are already dry and stable. This favorable pattern is likely to persist through the entire weekend, providing residents with pleasant and predictable weather. Forecasters say no significant weather activity is anticipated until February 16 when the next system approaches.

Delhi’s Bright and Warming Day

Delhi is witnessing clear and dry weather with temperatures gradually rising during the day under bright sunshine. The maximum temperature is hovering above the seasonal average, while mornings and late evenings remain relatively cool. No rainfall is expected, and winds are light, keeping conditions largely stable.

Cold, dry winds continue to blow across a large stretch of the country, including Punjab, Haryana, Delhi, and neighboring states. These winds keep morning and night temperatures relatively cool. However, daytime temperatures are expected to remain near normal levels in most places. The dry spell is likely to continue over the next few days, with a steady rise in daytime temperatures signaling an early buildup of heat across the national capital.

Temperature Trends and Regional Weather

Day temperatures are gradually rising in several states across India. The IMD has forecast a significant 2 to 3 degrees Celsius rise in maximum temperatures over many parts of Maharashtra and Karnataka during the next four days. Minimum temperatures are not expected to see any significant change over northwest and central India for the next two days.

Region	Condition	Temperature Trend
Delhi/NCR	Clear skies, bright sunshine	Rising above normal
Karnataka/Maharashtra	Clear with heat buildup	Plus 2-3 degrees Celsius
West Coast (Goa/Konkan)	Hot and humid conditions	4-5 degrees above normal
North/Central India	Cool mornings, clear days	Stable to gradual rise

In parts of central and western India, afternoon temperatures have already crossed the 30 degrees Celsius mark, giving a feel of early summer in some cities. In contrast, heatwave-like conditions may develop along parts of the western coastal belt, particularly in coastal Karnataka and the Konkan-Goa region. Cities such as Goa, Mumbai, Ratnagiri, and others could see temperatures rising significantly above normal.

“Most parts of the country will witness clear and dry weather on Saturday, with no major rain activity expected. The weather pattern across India is expected to remain stable and dry in the coming days. For now, most regions can expect bright days, cool mornings in the north, and a gradual build-up of heat as February progresses.”

— India Meteorological Department, Official IMD Bulletin

Special Weather Alerts and Cautions

The IMD has issued specific warnings for coastal regions experiencing higher temperatures. Dense fog is very likely at isolated places over Himachal Pradesh till February 15, especially during morning hours. Reduced visibility may affect road travel in some hill districts. In the northeast, thunderstorms accompanied by lightning are very likely at isolated places over Arunachal Pradesh on February 14.

Squally weather with wind speeds of 35 to 45 kmph, gusting to 55 kmph, is likely over some parts of the southeast Bay of Bengal adjoining the east equatorial Indian Ocean. Fishermen have been advised to exercise caution during this period. People working outdoors, elderly citizens, and children have been advised to avoid prolonged exposure to the sun during peak afternoon hours. The early summer-like conditions in parts of central and western India require residents to take precautions against heat stress.

What’s Ahead for India’s Weather Next Week?

Will India’s dry spell continue indefinitely, or should residents prepare for changing conditions? The next significant change is expected around February 16 to 17 when a fresh western disturbance may approach the Himalayan region. For now, February 14 and 15 are expected to remain mostly clear and dry across all regions. Overall, the weather pattern across India is expected to remain stable and dry in the coming days, with most regions experiencing bright days and a gradual buildup of heat.

Sources

• Business Standard: Daily weather update from India Meteorological Department forecasting dry conditions nationwide
• India Today Science: Clear and dry weather analysis with heatwave warnings for western coast
• India Meteorological Department: Official IMD bulletin providing temperature trends and regional forecasts