New Delhi is experiencing a cool spell due to overcast skies, with temperatures peaking at 35.8°C, which is four degrees below the seasonal average. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) forecasts that similar weather will persist through Monday and Tuesday, with the possibility of isolated light rain. A fresh western disturbance is expected to affect northwest India starting Wednesday, maintaining cloud cover and keeping maximum temperatures below 40°C. The IMD anticipates that temperatures will hover between 35-38°C for the next few days, with minimum temperatures potentially rising to 29°C by mid-week. Meanwhile, the air quality in Delhi remains satisfactory, with an average AQI of 98 recorded on Sunday. However, it is expected to shift to a moderate level by Monday. The month of May has been marked by fluctuating temperatures, with the first half seeing cooler conditions due to western disturbances, while the latter half experienced several heatwave days, peaking at 45.1°C on May 19.