Mixed Weather Forecast Across Multiple Cities

Madison’s rain chances include possible thunderstorms specifically Wednesday night, Friday and Saturday, according to the National Weather Service forecast.
Seattle may begin Wednesday with areas of patchy fog before sunshine develops; forecasters expect Thursday to be the warmest day, with highs in the upper 70s to low 80s.
Connecticut could see increasing humidity Wednesday, with scattered showers possible Thursday afternoon and more likely Thursday night; Friday is expected to be clear before cooler conditions arrive Saturday.
Delhi recorded no rainfall at Safdarjung, Palam, Lodi Road or Ayanagar during the preceding 24 hours; only the Ridge station reported trace rain. The Ridge also recorded the city’s lowest minimum temperature, 22.8 degrees Celsius.
Much of the country faces a mixed weather week with mild temperatures and periodic rain. National Weather Service forecasts show Seattle warming into the 70s and 80s mid-week, while Madison braces for thunderstorms and rain throughout the week. National Weather Service also predicts Connecticut will stay mostly sunny near 80 degrees before showers arrive Thursday night.
Delhi remains generally cloudy with light rain and warm conditions, though air quality sits in the satisfactory range. National Weather Service stations recorded no rainfall at major Delhi monitoring points over the preceding 24 hours, with only trace rain at the Ridge station.
Seattle's weather pattern improves starting Wednesday with patchy morning fog clearing to reveal sunshine. Hoodline reports high pressure is building across the region, pushing temperatures into the mid 70s. Thursday emerges as the warmest day, with highs reaching the upper 70s to low 80s before conditions shift.
The sunny stretch won't last long. National Weather Service forecasts cooler, partly cloudy skies returning late in the week. This cooldown follows what Fox 13 Seattle describes as an extended period of high pressure that delivered the region's warmest days.
Madison residents should prepare for rain chances every day this week. National Weather Service pinpoints specific threats: possible thunderstorms Wednesday night, Friday and Saturday. The forecast shows no sustained dry period through the week's end.
Madison.com reports the pattern reflects a shift from stable weather into an unsettled pattern. The combination of frequent moisture and lift mechanisms creates nearly daily thunderstorm potential, especially on the highlighted days when instability peaks.
Connecticut starts the week mostly sunny with temperatures climbing near 80 degrees and increasing humidity Wednesday. National Weather Service forecasts scattered showers Thursday afternoon, becoming more likely Thursday night as moisture increases.
Friday brings a break with clear skies and better conditions before the pattern flips. Saturday returns cooler weather while Sunday brings rain back to the state. This oscillating pattern reflects a front moving through the Northeast early in the week.
Delhi remains generally cloudy with light rain and continued warm temperatures throughout the week. National Weather Service monitoring stations at Safdarjung, Palam, Lodi Road and Ayanagar recorded zero rainfall during the preceding 24 hours. Only the Ridge station reported trace amounts, the lightest possible precipitation category.
The Ridge station also recorded the city's lowest minimum temperature at 22.8 degrees Celsius, suggesting some cooling during overnight hours. Delhi's air quality index remains in the satisfactory range despite the cloudy conditions, allowing residents normal outdoor activity without respiratory concerns.
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