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Weather Today, IMD Rain Alert, Waterlogging, Traffic News Live Updates: According to the latest IMD forecast, issued on Friday night, several areas are likely to receive heavy to very heavy rainfall

The IMD has forecast no significant change in the maximum temperature over the next seven days.

Delhi experiences a slight drop in minimum temperature with light to moderate rain forecasted, according to IMD.

Heavy rain continued across Delhi, with Najafgarh recording 57 mm. The IMD issued a yellow alert and forecast more rain through the day. | Latest News Delhi

Delhi is expected to experience additional rainfall on Saturday, following heavy showers that caused significant waterlogging and traffic disruptions earlier in the week. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued warnings regarding thunderstorms and advised residents to exercise caution during these conditions. , Delhi News, Times Now

The Meteorological Department has issued another warning for the entire Delhi-NCR region. The IMD has issued a 'Red Alert' for heavy rainfall. While the rain has brought relief from the heat and humidity, waterlogging and severe traffic jams in several areas have caused significant inconvenience.

NEW DELHI: Heavy rain lashed the national capital on Friday, inundating low-lying areas, disrupting traffic on major roads and leaving several neighbourhoods waterlogged as the India Meteorological Department (IMD) issued a red alert for the city.

NEW DELHI: Heavy rain continued to pound Delhi-NCR on Friday evening, crippling traffic across the national capital and neighbouring Noida, Ghaziabad, Gurugram and Faridabad as office-goers struggled through massive traffic snarls, waterlogged roads and stranded vehicles during the peak rush hour.

NEW DELHI: Heavy rainfall is likely across several parts of the country on Saturday, with the India Meteorological Department (IMD) forecasting rain over northwest, central, east, northeast, west and peninsular India.

IMD issues red alert for Delhi as heavy rain causes traffic jams and waterlogging, with forecasts of continued rainfall until August 10.