Heavy morning rains lash Delhi-NCR. IMD issues a yellow alert for Delhi, Noida & Gurugram. Check the weather forecast, traffic advisory, and humidity updates.
The expected weather conditions are likely to provide respite from the prevailing heat and humidity, although waterlogging and traffic congestion may pose challenges in several areas.
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has forecast generally cloudy skies accompanied by multiple spells of rain across the Delhi-NCR region on Wednesday.
The IMD has also warned of unsettled weather conditions in at least 11 states, including Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, and Bihar. In some areas, wind speeds could reach up to 85 kmph.
Delhi Minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa confirmed that the cloud seeding operation is being done as an experimental initiative to mitigate the city’s worsening air quality.
Delhi witnessed a sudden change in the weather, with several areas experiencing strong winds and rainfall. The downpour led to waterlogging in various parts of the city, resulting in significant traffic delays.
Delhi reeled under September’s hottest day on Tuesday, with the mercury climbing past 36°C and humidity levels making conditions even more uncomfortable.
Delhi Rain-Yamun Floods: Heavy rainfall in Delhi on Tuesday led to massive traffic congestion, especially at the Delhi-Gurugram border, while also raising fears of flooding along the Yamuna River.
Considering the current weather situation, the Directorate of School Education Jammu has advised schools to hold online classes wherever possible, scroll down for more details.
Delhi Rains: Delhiites today woke up to a pleasant weather with overnight and morning showers reducing the minimum temperature and easing humidity.
In the horrific CCTV video that caught the moment the tree uprooted in in Kalkaji area, cars and two-wheelers can be seen passing by when suddenly the tree falls onto a scooter and the back of a car.
Delhi's Minto Bridge, infamous for flooding, surprised commuters with smooth traffic flow despite heavy rains on Wednesday.
The rainfall, including gusty winds and thunderstorms, has significantly lowered the temperature in Delhi, offering relief from the intense heatwave conditions.
Delhi witnessed rains, thunderstorms, and winds on Saturday.
Multiple visuals surfaced from several parts of the national capital, where people were seen braving waterlogging with cars cutting through submerged roads.
The heavy rainfall immediately caused a dip in the temperature by seven to ten degrees Celsius. The sudden rain resulted in heavy waterlogging, leading to traffic congestion in parts of Delhi.
Besides Delhi, other parts of the National Capital Region (NCR) including Noida and Haryana also witnessed rain adding to cool weather conditions.
Delhi witnessed a sudden change in weather as light rain lashed several parts of the national capital, bringing a festive chill on Christmas Eve. Large crowds gathered at India Gate to soak in the holiday spirit, even as traffic slowed down in some areas due to wet roads. The national capital saw light rain on Tuesday. Visuals from Kasturba Gandhi Marg showed the drizzle adding a wintry touch to the festive evening.
The Met Office has forecast mainly clear skies during the day, with the maximum temperature expected to settle at 23 degrees Celsius.
Weather experts have predicted that the rainfall's intensity will likely decrease starting on Sunday.
The heavy rain on Friday morning caused disruption to normal life as children heading to their school were seen trying to avoid rain on their way.