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Delhi-NCR Rain Continues as IMD Forecasts Cooler Days, Waterlogging

Delhi-NCR Rain Continues as IMD Forecasts Cooler Days, Waterlogging
Heavy Rain Continues Across Delhi-NCR, Temperatures Remain Below Normal · NDTV

Delhi and nearby areas have received a lot of rain.

The rain is linked to a low-pressure weather system over southwest Uttar Pradesh.

Delhi’s temperature was much cooler than usual.

The weather office expects more clouds and moderate rain.

Some places could receive heavy rain, although not everywhere.

The rain made the weather pleasant for people near India Gate.

It also caused waterlogging and traffic problems in parts of Delhi-NCR.

Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta asked officials to use pumps and clear the water quickly.

Key facts

Rainfall recorded
New Delhi-Safdarjung recorded 30.0 mm in the preceding 24 hours.
Maximum temperature
27.6°C, which was 6.5°C below normal.
Minimum temperature
24.6°C, 1°C below normal.
Humidity
98% at both 1730 IST and 0830 IST.
Forecast
Generally cloudy skies and moderate rain are forecast in Delhi, with a maximum temperature of 32°C and a minimum of about 25°C.
Heavy-rain outlook
The IMD said isolated heavy rainfall was very likely over Delhi and several other states on September 6.
Administrative response
Rekha Gupta directed officials to deploy pumps and other resources in waterlogged areas and drain accumulated water.

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