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Heavy overnight rain triggered waterlogging and traffic snarls across Delhi-NCR on Thursday as the IMD issued a red alert for more heavy to very heavy rainfall through the day., Delhi News, Times Now

Heavy overnight rain lashed Delhi on Thursday, leaving roads waterlogged, uprooting trees and disrupting traffic across several parts of the city as the India M

The weather office said rainfall activity is expected to gradually reduce from July 9 onwards. Ratnagiri and Sindhudurg are also likely to receive heavy rainfall at isolated places.

A 4-storey under-construction building collapsed in Delhi's Rohini on Wednesday evening. Fire and rescue teams rushed to the site to check for trapped people. No casualties reported yet. The incident comes amid heavy rain and IMD red alert, raising concerns over building safety in monsoon.

According to the weather department, 71 districts recorded significant rainfall over the past 24 hours. The IMD has also warned of thunderstorms and lightning in several parts of the state.

IMD has forecast more rain and thunderstorms across Delhi on Thursday after Wednesday's downpour caused severe waterlogging, traffic snarls, and disruptions across Delhi-NCR., Delhi News, Times Now

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has forecast another spell of widespread monsoon activity across much of the country, with heavy to very heavy rainfall expected over several states during the coming days. According to the latest All India Weather Summary and Forecast Bulletin issued on Thursday morning, conditions have become favourable for the southwest monsoon to advance into the remaining parts of Rajasthan, Haryana and Punjab, completing its coverage over the entire country within the next two to three days.

Heavy monsoon rain disrupts Delhi and Mumbai as IMD issues alerts, transport services suffer delays and rescue teams respond to multiple emergencies.

Train services between Neral and Karjat stations in the Raigad district remained suspended for nearly an hour after the overflowing Ulhas river caused waterlogging on tracks, officials said.

NEW DELHI: As rains continue to lash the capital, its Ridge weather station recorded 154% excess rainfall this month. The city also registered its cleanest air