Light to moderate rain will continue at isolated places and adjoining areas of Delhi-NCR (Noida, Gurugram, Faridabad, Manesar), Hisar, Ganaur (Haryana), Daurala, Meerut, Kithor, Garhmukteshwar (UP) during next 2 hours. IMD tweeted at 7.25 am on Thursday.
Thunderstorm accompanied with moderate to heavy rain will continue over parts of Delhi-NCR (Loni Dehat, Hindon… https://t.co/CWFQtSg4No.
— India Meteorological Department (@Indiametdept) 1630547974000
In a series of tweets, the IMD on Thursday suggested that action may be taken and the expected impact of the rains.
https://t.co/nMoZ380kM6
— India Meteorological Department (@Indiametdept) 1630547922000
“Effects expected due to rain in parts of Delhi and adjoining areas: slippery roads and disruption of traffic, waterlogging in low-lying areas, occasional loss of visibility, partial damage to plantations, horticulture and standing crops, weakened structures Partial damage,” IMD tweeted at 6.27 am on Thursday.
Suggested action: 1. Follow any traffic advisory issued in this regard.2. Avoid living in a vulnerability… https://t.co/AKZ6zSGbQA
— India Meteorological Department (@Indiametdept) 1630546352000
Due to rain in some parts of Delhi and adjoining areas, there is a possibility of impact: 1. Slippery roads and disrupted traffic on RO… https://t.co/rzz8k3hUkZ
— India Meteorological Department (@Indiametdept) 163054639000
Major arteries, colonies, houses and shops were flooded due to rain in the national capital on Wednesday, disrupting normal life. Major traffic jams were reported across the city and commuters were left stranded for hours.
Torrential rains across the national capital; Nearby view of Rakab Ganj#DelhiRains https://t.co/Dv7ROWyOfE
— TOI Delhi (@TOIDelhi) 16305486050000
Moderate to heavy rain and thundershowers will continue over many parts of Delhi and adjoining areas… https://t.co/zjC6YraOiE
— TOI Delhi (@TOIDelhi) 1630548544000
Delhi’s base station Safdarjung had received 112.1 mm of rain till 8.30 am on Wednesday. Earlier in September, the highest rainfall in 24 hours was recorded on 13 September 2002 at 126.8 mm.
Heavy rains lashed the national capital for the second day in a row, leaving roads partially submerged. Views from nea… https://t.co/w9HxHAJVJW
— TOI Delhi (@TOIDelhi) 1630548385000
Delhi: Several roads in Ring Road area have been flooded as heavy rains continue to lash the national capital.… https://t.co/kZdTe9nEht
— TOI Delhi (@TOIDelhi) 1630550304000
Rain in some parts of Haryana; View from Sector 35, Faridabad.#FaridabadRains https://t.co/ndpCIkj7kn
— TOI Gurgaon (@TOIGurgaon) 1630551557000
(with inputs from agencies)
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