Archive · 27 May 2025
Delhi Braces for More Storms Amidst Record Rainfall
Delhi is expecting more rain, thunderstorms, and strong winds starting May 29.
The city has already had its wettest May ever.
This is due to a weather system moving in from Afghanistan and interacting with moisture.
Experts are concerned about extreme weather events becoming more common due to climate change.
More wet days are expected as the monsoon season approaches in June.
They want better preparation and early warning systems.
Delhi anticipates more storms, rain, and gusty winds starting May 29.
The city has experienced its wettest May on record.
A Western Disturbance from Afghanistan is set to impact the region.
Interaction with moisture-laden winds is expected.
Experts emphasize the need for improved urban preparedness due to climate change.
- Who
- Residents of Delhi; India Meteorological Department (IMD).
- What
- More storms, rain, and gusty winds expected.
- When
- Starting May 29, pre-monsoon activity.
- Where
- Delhi, India and surrounding regions.
- Why
- Interaction of Western Disturbance with moisture-laden winds and heat low over Rajasthan.
- Month
- May 2025
- Weather Activity
- Pre-monsoon showers and squalls
- Weather System
- Western Disturbance
- Nationwide rainfall forecast
- 6% above-normal
Sources
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