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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 |
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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 |
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Heavy rain lashed Delhi on Friday, causing severe waterlogging on MB Road, ITO, and other key stretches. IMD recorded 59.2mm at Safdarjung. Vehicles stranded, traffic crawled. Noida, Gurugram also hit with hospital services disrupted. |
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Delhi-NCR weather: Friday was Delhi's wettest day of the season so far, capping off four continuous days of rain that pushed the city's infrastructure to its limits. |
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The IMD has forecast no significant change in the maximum temperature over the next seven days. |
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Mumbai Weather: The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has sounded rainfall alerts for several cities, including Mumbai, Palghar, Thane, and Raigad. Check the IMD forecast for August 8. |
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NEW DELHI: Heavy rainfall is likely across several parts of the country on Sunday, with the India Meteorological Department (IMD) issuing warnings for multiple states across north, east, northeast, central and southern India. |
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Delhi experiences a slight drop in minimum temperature with light to moderate rain forecasted, according to IMD. |
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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 |
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NEW DELHI: Delhi woke up to another spell of rain on Saturday, with several parts of the national capital receiving light to moderate showers in the early hours. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) issued a yellow alert for the day and forecast more rain across the city. |
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People in areas expecting heavy rain have been advised to stay alert and follow local weather warnings, especially in places vulnerable to flooding, waterlogging and strong winds. |