Heavy Rainfall Hits Delhi-NCR, Leading To Waterlogging In Several Areas

In the early morning, Delhi and the National Capital Region (NCR) experienced continuous rainfall along with thunderstorms and lightning on Wednesday.

As per visuals shared by ANI, instances of waterlogging was reported in various parts of the city.

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Weather Update For Delhi

Meanwhile, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a “yellow alert” for Delhi for Wednesday. Thus, signifying, adverse weather conditions with a potential for deterioration that may disrupt daily activities.

Additionally, The weather agency also forecasts a cloudy sky with moderate rain, and temperatures are expected to range between 34 and 23 degrees Celsius.

As per officials, Delhi has experienced the highest number of rainy days in August over the past 14 years. According to weather data, the highest 22 rainy days were recorded in 2012. Followed by 20 days in 2011.

According to IMD, This August is also one of the wettest months on record for the city. Delhi recorded 291.6 mm of rainfall, which is so far—the highest in the last decade.

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