Delhi is likely to remain dry from August 24 to 29, and the maximum temperature is likely to rise to around 38 degrees Celsius on August 28 and 29, the IMD forecast indicates.
Out of the nine districts that the IMD considers for rainfall data in Delhi, Northeast and West Delhi have recorded deficits in rainfall so far this monsoon season.
When The Indian Express sought a response from the Delhi government on the issue, a government official said the matter was under the ambit of Raj Niwas which is coordinating arrangements for the two-day Summit in September.
The water level of the Yamuna River in Delhi has breached the danger mark, forcing flood-affected people to seek shelter in relief camps. The Delhi government is providing water, food, and ration to those affected by overflowing river.