Najafgarh's Climate
Najafgarh sits on the south-western edge of the Delhi capital region in northern India, on the dry inland plains of the Ganges basin at about 28.6°N. It has a hot semi-arid climate bordering on steppe. Summers (April–June) are scorching and dry, usually 38–45°C, sometimes lashed by the searing loo wind, before the monsoon (July–September) delivers most of the year's rain along with high humidity. Winters (December–February) are mild and pleasant, but nights can fall to 5–8°C and dense fog frequently cuts visibility. Air quality is especially poor in late autumn and winter.