Delhi Weather is fit for those who enjoy versatile weather. Although, it is situated on the banks of river Yamuna, you are always at liberty to enjoy a wide variety of weather. The most interesting part of Northern India weather is that it gives a plethora of weather options to the tourists.
Delhi was once a part of the Aravalis, which makes it significant and worthwhile. It carries the Ridge area making it equipped with greenery. You can enjoy bone chilling winters as well, as it enjoys proximity to the Himalayas in the North.
WINTERS
(December to February) are very chill, with temperature dropping down to 1C. January is foggy with heavy fogs disrupting traffics. This period is ideal for tourism in Delhi.
SUMMERS
(March to June) are scorching with temperature rises to 47C. Typically tourists avoid visting Delhi during the hot months of April to June.
MONSOONS
(July to September) are accompanied with heavy flooding rains intermittently. The gardens in Delhi are getting enlivened up during the monsoons.
