Delhi Rain

Around 11 vehicles were damaged in east Delhi's Dilshad Garden area in Saturday rain when a school's wall collapsed on them, officials said.

Dark clouds engulfed parts of Delhi as rain and gusty winds brought relief from sultry weather on Saturday afternoon. East Delhi, Shahdara, northeast Delhi and south Delhi witnessed rain and cloudy weather.

According to the weather department, varied intensity scattered T-storm was developing over isolated parts of Delhi-NCR, west Utter Pradesh, south Haryana and north Rajasthan.

The national capital recorded a minimum temperature of 25.3 degrees Celsius on Monday morning with the weather department forecasting light rain during the day.

Rain lashed parts of Delhi on Saturday, giving a respite from the heat as the minimum temperature settled at 26.9 degrees Celsius, two notches above the season's average, the weather department said.

Delhiites woke up to a cloudy morning on Saturday with the minimum temperature in the national capital settling at 26.9 degrees Celsius, two notches above the season's average.

Heavy rain and gusty winds swept through Delhi and the National Capital Region today morning, causing waterlogging in several parts of the city.

Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Sukhwinder Singh Sukhu said that there has been huge devastation in the state due to heavy rain and flood.

Rain and cool winds on Sunday brought the mercury down by five notches in Delhi with the maximum temperature settling at 28.3 degrees Celsius and ensured that the national capital registered its best air quality of this year.

As rains lashed Delhi on Saturday, teams of the PWD and the NDMC worked overnight to ensure there is no waterlogging on roads designated for VVIP movement during the G20 Summit.

A post by a Trinamool Congress leader, alleging the venue of the G20 Summit in Delhi was flooded after heavy rain yesterday, has been called out as "misleading" by the government.

The monsoon rains eased as Prime Minister Narendra Modi welcomed world leaders to the Raj Ghat memorial complex in central Delhi on Sunday, site of the eternal flame that burns for Mahatma Gandhi.

Several parts of Delhi, including the Pragati Maidan area which is hosting the 18th G20 Leaders' Summit, witnessed heavy rainfall today morning.

The Regional Meteorological Centre in Delhi on Sunday predicted that light to moderate intensity rain with thunderstorms will continue over Delhi and adjoining areas.

A fresh spell of rain lashed several parts Delhi late Saturday evening, bringing relief from the heat as the maximum temperature settled two notches below normal at 32 degrees Celsius, the India Meteorological Department said.

Around 11 vehicles were damaged in east Delhi's Dilshad Garden area in Saturday rain when a school's wall collapsed on them, officials said.

Dark clouds engulfed parts of Delhi as rain and gusty winds brought relief from sultry weather on Saturday afternoon. East Delhi, Shahdara, northeast Delhi and south Delhi witnessed rain and cloudy weather.

According to the weather department, varied intensity scattered T-storm was developing over isolated parts of Delhi-NCR, west Utter Pradesh, south Haryana and north Rajasthan.

The national capital recorded a minimum temperature of 25.3 degrees Celsius on Monday morning with the weather department forecasting light rain during the day.

Rain lashed parts of Delhi on Saturday, giving a respite from the heat as the minimum temperature settled at 26.9 degrees Celsius, two notches above the season's average, the weather department said.

Delhiites woke up to a cloudy morning on Saturday with the minimum temperature in the national capital settling at 26.9 degrees Celsius, two notches above the season's average.

Heavy rain and gusty winds swept through Delhi and the National Capital Region today morning, causing waterlogging in several parts of the city.

Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Sukhwinder Singh Sukhu said that there has been huge devastation in the state due to heavy rain and flood.

Rain and cool winds on Sunday brought the mercury down by five notches in Delhi with the maximum temperature settling at 28.3 degrees Celsius and ensured that the national capital registered its best air quality of this year.

As rains lashed Delhi on Saturday, teams of the PWD and the NDMC worked overnight to ensure there is no waterlogging on roads designated for VVIP movement during the G20 Summit.

A post by a Trinamool Congress leader, alleging the venue of the G20 Summit in Delhi was flooded after heavy rain yesterday, has been called out as "misleading" by the government.

The monsoon rains eased as Prime Minister Narendra Modi welcomed world leaders to the Raj Ghat memorial complex in central Delhi on Sunday, site of the eternal flame that burns for Mahatma Gandhi.

Several parts of Delhi, including the Pragati Maidan area which is hosting the 18th G20 Leaders' Summit, witnessed heavy rainfall today morning.

The Regional Meteorological Centre in Delhi on Sunday predicted that light to moderate intensity rain with thunderstorms will continue over Delhi and adjoining areas.

A fresh spell of rain lashed several parts Delhi late Saturday evening, bringing relief from the heat as the maximum temperature settled two notches below normal at 32 degrees Celsius, the India Meteorological Department said.