Delhi Rains

Heavy rains hit parts of the national capital on Friday, bringing much-needed respite from humid conditions in the city but also led to waterlogging and traffic slowdown in some areas.

Parts of the national capital received moderate rainfall this morning, bringing much-needed respite from the humid temperature.

The mercury in the national capital rose by a few notches on Tuesday to settle at 35.7 degree Celsius.

Rains lashed several parts of Delhi on Sunday with the maximum temperature settling at 33 degrees Celsius, a notch below normal.

Generally cloudy skies with light to moderate rainfall and thunderstorms are expected in the national capital for the next five days, an India Meteorological Department (IMD) bulletin said on Saturday.

Parts of the national capital witnessed scattered rainfall on Friday afternoon. The rainfall was reported in central, east and northeast Delhi among other areas.

Rainfall in Delhi is likely to pick up from Thursday, with the MeT office forecasting moderate rain or thudershowers in the city over the next three days.

The mercury in the national capital dropped by a few notches on Tuesday to settle at 33.6 degree Celsius, even as the weather office predicted light rain the next day.

A man was arrested for making a fake call to police claiming that someone had pulled a gun on him in Delhi's Mundka, officials said on Monday.

Texting a cab driver is mostly straightforward, but for some people, it can end up being unintentionally hilarious. And this is what happened with a Twitter user, a woman named Ria Kasliwal, when she replied to a text from her Uber driver.

The national capital witnessed overcast condition and drizzle on Saturday while the maximum temperature settled at 34.9 degrees Celsius, an India Meteorological Department (IMD) bulletin said.

Rain in several parts of Delhi brought down the maximum temperature two notches below normal on Thursday even as the weather office predicted moderate rains for the next two days.

Rainfall in the capital city brought relief from the intense heat for citizens but also led to waterlogging in several areas.

Rain lashed Delhi on Wednesday, inundating low-lying areas and affecting traffic movement in parts of the city. The traffic police issued an advisory, asking people to check the weather before heading out.

Rain pounded parts of Delhi and its adjoining areas on Sunday morning bringing respite from the heat and humidity.

Heavy rains hit parts of the national capital on Friday, bringing much-needed respite from humid conditions in the city but also led to waterlogging and traffic slowdown in some areas.

Parts of the national capital received moderate rainfall this morning, bringing much-needed respite from the humid temperature.

The mercury in the national capital rose by a few notches on Tuesday to settle at 35.7 degree Celsius.

Rains lashed several parts of Delhi on Sunday with the maximum temperature settling at 33 degrees Celsius, a notch below normal.

Generally cloudy skies with light to moderate rainfall and thunderstorms are expected in the national capital for the next five days, an India Meteorological Department (IMD) bulletin said on Saturday.

Parts of the national capital witnessed scattered rainfall on Friday afternoon. The rainfall was reported in central, east and northeast Delhi among other areas.

Rainfall in Delhi is likely to pick up from Thursday, with the MeT office forecasting moderate rain or thudershowers in the city over the next three days.

The mercury in the national capital dropped by a few notches on Tuesday to settle at 33.6 degree Celsius, even as the weather office predicted light rain the next day.

A man was arrested for making a fake call to police claiming that someone had pulled a gun on him in Delhi's Mundka, officials said on Monday.

Texting a cab driver is mostly straightforward, but for some people, it can end up being unintentionally hilarious. And this is what happened with a Twitter user, a woman named Ria Kasliwal, when she replied to a text from her Uber driver.

The national capital witnessed overcast condition and drizzle on Saturday while the maximum temperature settled at 34.9 degrees Celsius, an India Meteorological Department (IMD) bulletin said.

Rain in several parts of Delhi brought down the maximum temperature two notches below normal on Thursday even as the weather office predicted moderate rains for the next two days.

Rainfall in the capital city brought relief from the intense heat for citizens but also led to waterlogging in several areas.

Rain lashed Delhi on Wednesday, inundating low-lying areas and affecting traffic movement in parts of the city. The traffic police issued an advisory, asking people to check the weather before heading out.

Rain pounded parts of Delhi and its adjoining areas on Sunday morning bringing respite from the heat and humidity.