Archive · 29 Jul 2025
Heavy Rainfall and Thunderstorms Lash Delhi, Disrupting Flights
Heavy rain and thunderstorms hit Delhi, causing travel disruptions.
The weather system is moving across India, with heavy rain expected in the Northwest, Northeast, and East.
The weather service has issued warnings, and Air India advises checking flight status.
Thunderstorms and strong winds are forecast in multiple areas.
Expect rainfall to last through August 4th.
Delhi experienced heavy rainfall and thunderstorms on Tuesday morning.
Heavy to very heavy rainfall is expected in Northwest, Northeast, and Eastern India in the coming days.
Several regions across India are under a heavy rainfall alert issued by the IMD.
Air India warned of potential flight disruptions due to the weather in Delhi.
Thunderstorms and strong winds are expected in various regions across India.
- Who
- Residents and travelers in the affected regions.
- What
- Heavy rainfall and thunderstorms affecting multiple regions across India.
- When
- Heavy rainfall expected until August 4th, with alerts issued for various days and regions.
- Where
- Delhi and several other regions in India, including Northwest, Northeast, East, Central and South Peninsular India.
- Why
- Due to a developing weather system across the country, as predicted by the IMD.
- Affected City
- Delhi
- Airline Advisory
- Air India issued travel advisory.
- Expected Duration
- Rainfall until August 4th
- Wind Speed
- 40-50 kmph in some areas
- Thunderstorm forecast
- Multiple regions
Sources
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