Heavy rainfall has been lashing several areas in Delhi and the NCR since yesterday. The downpour has led to waterlogging in several parts of Delhi and Noida, resulting in traffic congestion on many roads. According to the Meteorological Department, the monsoon has become active again, causing an increase in rainfall activity in various parts of North India.
Since the early hours of July 24, continuous and substantial rainfall has been observed in Delhi and its neighboring areas. This consistent downpour has significantly provided much-needed relief to the residents from the previously oppressive heat and high humidity levels that have persisted for several weeks. The Meteorological Department predicts that light to moderate rain and occasional drizzle will continue in various parts of Delhi, including Noida, Ghaziabad, Faridabad, and other nearby regions, within the next few hours. There is a strong possibility that this pattern of continuous light to moderate rain will persist in Delhi not only today but also into tomorrow. According to the latest IMD forecast, the minimum temperature in Delhi today is expected to hover around 26°C, while the maximum temperature might reach up to 34°C, offering further respite from the intense summer heat.
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Relief from Humidity: The rainfall has brought slight relief from the humidity. It is estimated that there has been a drop of approximately 2 degrees in the average temperature in Delhi since yesterday. Additionally, the impact of the rain is also being felt in various areas of North India, including Rajasthan, Haryana weather, and the NCR, suggesting an end to the dry and humid conditions in Delhi soon.
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