The heavy rainfall that has been affecting Delhi for the past few days continued on Thursday, with the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) issuing an alert for today as well. Residents have been warned of potential disruptions due to the ongoing rain. The heavy downpour has not only affected normal life but has also led to traffic congestion and waterlogging in various parts of the city.
Key Updates:
- Rainfall Coverage: As of now, Delhi has received 69% of its seasonal rainfall quota.
- Thursday’s Downpour: The rain started on Thursday morning and persisted throughout the day, with spells of moderate to heavy rainfall being recorded across different parts of the city.
- Temperature: Due to the rainfall and cloudy skies, the maximum temperature in Delhi was recorded at 23.3°C, which is lower than the usual seasonal range. The minimum temperature hovered around 23.6°C.
- Humidity: The humidity levels soared to 100%, making the atmosphere quite muggy despite the cool temperatures.
IMD Forecast for Today:
The IMD has forecast continued light to moderate rainfall at various places across Delhi today. The department has issued an orange alert, signaling the possibility of further heavy rains over the next 24 hours.
Areas of Concern:
The heavy rain has caused waterlogging in low-lying areas, disrupting traffic and public transportation services. The IMD has warned that conditions could remain similar for the next few days as monsoon activity continues in full force across the region.
Summary of Weather Data
| Weather Element | Thursday (7th September) |
|---|---|
| Maximum Temperature | 23.3°C |
| Minimum Temperature | 23.6°C |
| Humidity Levels | 100% |
| Seasonal Rainfall (till date) | 69% |
| Forecast for Today | Light to moderate rainfall |
| Alert Level | Orange alert |
Residents are advised to stay cautious, avoid unnecessary travel, and keep track of updates from the weather department.
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