Several parts of Delhi-NCR received rain on Friday as the IMD issued a red alert for the national capital and forecast more showers, thunderstorms and lightning. Further rainfall is expected during the BRICS Leaders’ Summit scheduled for September 12 and 13
Heavy rain battered Delhi-NCR on Monday, causing widespread waterlogging, traffic congestion and flight disruptions. Gurugram authorities advised offices to allow work from home and schools to conduct online classes, while 15 flights, including three international services, were diverted from Delhi airport
Heavy rain and thunderstorms disrupted flight operations in Delhi-NCR on Monday, with more than a dozen flights diverted. Airlines including IndiGo, Air India, Akasa Air and SpiceJet issued advisories, while the AAI urged passengers to check weather and flight updates
Heavy rain brought relief from heat and humidity across Delhi-NCR on Monday, while the IMD forecast more light to very light showers through August 15. The wet spell has lowered temperatures but also triggered traffic congestion and waterlogging across several areas
Pleasant weather returned to Delhi and the National Capital Region after widespread rainfall brought relief from humid conditions. The IMD has issued a yellow alert, forecasting more rain over the next three days and warning of possible waterlogging and flash flooding in low-lying areas
