Weather Today, Delhi-NCR Rain, Monsoon Live Updates: Cloudy skies and light rain greeted Delhi residents on Monday as the national capital recorded its 10th consecutive day of "satisfactory" air quality, with the maximum temperature settling at 35.4 degrees Celsius, according to the India Meteorological Department (IMD).
Delhi's air quality was "satisfactory" on all 10 days of August this year, a pattern seen for the first time since 2024, when the city also maintained satisfactory air quality throughout the first 10 days of the month.
The city's 24-hour average air quality index (AQI) stood at 89 at 4 pm, in the "satisfactory" category, according to the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB).
The IMD has issued a yellow alert for Tuesday, forecasting generally cloudy skies with moderate rain over Delhi.
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Monsoon Rain Live Updates: SpiceJet Issues Flight Advisory For Mumbai As Heavy Rain May Affect Arrivals, Departures
Heavy rain and adverse weather conditions in Mumbai prompted SpiceJet to issue a travel advisory on Tuesday.
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— SpiceJet (@flyspicejet) August 11, 2026
Today Weather LIVE: In Bihar, Bagmati River Crosses Danger Mark, Erosion Intensifies
Amid continuous rainfall in North Bihar and across the Bagmati River's catchment areas in Nepal, the river has once again turned turbulent, with its water level rising steadily and crossing the danger mark.
At the Dubbaghat gauge station, the Bagmati River's danger level is 61.28 metres. The river is currently flowing at 61.33 metres, exceeding the danger mark by 5 centimetres. This is reportedly the highest water level recorded during the current season, with the flow continuing to intensify.
As the river swells, water is spreading rapidly within the embankments and moving towards several low-lying areas. Floodwater has also entered the NDRF camp at Dubbaghat. Severe erosion has been reported at several locations, including Dubbaghat, Piprahi Ghat, Adauri Ghat and Motnaje. Farmlands and standing crops are being affected as sections of agricultural land are gradually being washed away.
Monsoon LIVE Updates: Heavy Rains Disrupt Himachal Pradesh, 106 Roads Blocked, 66 Power Transformers Affected
Heavy rains continued to disrupt normal life across Himachal Pradesh, with 106 roads blocked and 66 Distribution Transformer Regions (DTRs) out of service, according to the latest State Emergency Operations Centre (SEOC) report.
The road network has been worst affected in Kullu and Mandi districts. Kullu has reported 40 blocked roads across Kullu, Banjar, Anni and Nirmand subdivisions, while 38 roads are closed in Mandi, particularly in Seraj, Thalout and adjoining areas. Nine roads remain blocked in Shimla district.
Power supply has also been hit, with Mandi accounting for 63 of the 66 affected DTRs in the state. The rains have additionally disrupted 19 water supply schemes, including 12 in Shimla, five in Hamirpur and two in Bilaspur.
The latest disruptions come amid a severe monsoon season that has caused significant loss of life and damage to infrastructure across the state since June 30.
Weather Today LIVE Updates: Bailey Bridge Over Tamak Drain Washed Away In Uttarakhand, BRO Driver Missing
A Bailey bridge over the Tamak drain connecting Uttarakhand's Niti Valley was washed away by floodwaters on Monday evening, snapping road connectivity to around a dozen villages and the border area, while a Border Roads Organisation (BRO) driver went missing after being swept away by the strong current, officials said.
The bridge, located on the Malari-Niti National Highway connecting Jyotirmath (Joshimath) with the border area, was washed away following a sudden rise in the water level of the Tamak drain, Chamoli District Disaster Management Officer N K Joshi told PTI.
A vehicle was also swept away in the flooded drain, officials said.
