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Heavy Rains Lash Delhi-NCR: Waterlogging, traffic chaos, rising Yamuna trigger flood alerts

Record monsoon rainfall devastates North and South India; Red alerts issued

Northwest and South India recorded historic August rainfall, exceeding norms by 30-34%. IMD predicts continued heavy showers in September. Floods and landslides have devastated Punjab, Uttarakhand, Himachal, and Jammu, disrupting travel, causing fatalities, and prompting large-scale Army and NDRF rescue operations.

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The last week of August showcased India’s monsoon diversity. While temperatures dipped below normal in many cities, conditions varied greatly. Northern and central regions saw pleasant, cloudy weather with occasional rain. The east battled humidity, the south endured heat, and the west enjoyed coolness despite rain-related disruptions.

Delhi weather: Relief from rain, weather remains pleasant

The weather of the national capital, Delhi, is currently quite pleasant and comfortable. The light rain and cloud cover in many parts of the city on August 25 has not only brought down the temperature but also brought down the humidity (moisture) and provided relief to the people from the scorching heat.

Heavy rains lash states from Gujarat to Northeast, bring relief from heat

Active monsoon conditions continue across India. Northwest, central, and northeastern regions, including Rajasthan, Gujarat, Assam, and Manipur, experience heavy showers. While the rains offer respite from humid heat, warnings of waterlogging and flooding have been issued for several areas, including Bihar and Uttar Pradesh.

Delhi Drenched, Mumbai Swamped: Monsoon Wreaks Havoc Across India

Torrential rains lash India, flooding Delhi-NCR and Mumbai, disrupting transport and daily life. IMD warns of continued downpours as multiple states face waterlogging, traffic chaos, and alerts. Stay vigilant as monsoon intensifies nationwide.