Heavy Rain In Gurugram

Heavy rain lashed Haryana's Gurgaon this morning, flooding several areas and halting traffic at major intersections.

Gurgaon rain updates: People living in a four-storey house in Gurgaon have been moved out after the building tilted following torrential rain. The building in Sector 46 has been vacated, the police told news agency ANI. Gurgaon is seeing one of the worst Monsoon seasons in the recent years. The area where the building is located was severely floode...

Monsoon 2020 news: A portion of one of the busiest roads in Gurgaon has caved in after nearly two days of torrential rain. A wide area on the busy IFFCO Chowk cracked and caved in this morning. The area has been cordoned off. Gurgaon has been seeing very heavy rainfall since Tuesday night, causing extensive waterlogging and traffic chaos.

Delhi and its adjoining areas such as Noida, Gurugram, Faridabad and Ghaziabad received rainfall in the morning, which led to waterlogging and traffic at various major areas.

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) had earlier predicted moderate to heavy intensity rains over few places in Delhi, and adjoining areas of Gurugram, Faridabad, Noida, among others.

Heavy rain lashed Delhi Tuesday afternoon. The weather office has warned of thunderstorm with moderate to heavy rain with wind speed of 25-55 kilometre per hour at many places of of the national capital, Farukhnagar, Manesar, Gurugram, Sohna, Nuh, Palwal, Faridabad, Ballabhgarh, Noida, Gand Karnal.

The Gurgaon traffic officer said that a sewer line running underneath Basai road and the water from the rain might have weakened the road causing it to cave in.

Heavy rain lashed parts of New Delhi and nearby areas in the evening today bringing down temperatures and giving respite from soaring humidity levels. Rain clouds have been approaching from the South, leading to moderate showers in Faridabad and Gurugram as well.

A severe dust storm and strong winds hit Delhi this evening, as the weather took a sudden turn. It was immediately followed by heavy rain in the national capital.

As heavy rains on Friday brought traffic to a standstill in the National Capital Region, Delhi Traffic Police and Gurugram Police argued on Twitter over jurisdiction.

For Delhi, it was same-old, same-old. The rain that came pouring down was followed near instantaneously by flooded roads and a choked rush hour.

As Gurugram and Bengaluru emerge as top contenders for the water-logging capital of the country, city planners blame heavy rains for the mess.

Persistent heavy rains caused widespread disruption in India's major cities today.

Entering or moving around in Gurgaon was a risky proposition today, with roads appearing to dissolve in the heavy rain that began last night.

Delhi-NCR folks, if you're reading this in the safety and comfort of your homes or even offices, be glad you aren't or weren't stuck in traffic like the unlucky thousands travelling to and from Gurgaon.

Heavy rain lashed Haryana's Gurgaon this morning, flooding several areas and halting traffic at major intersections.

Gurgaon rain updates: People living in a four-storey house in Gurgaon have been moved out after the building tilted following torrential rain. The building in Sector 46 has been vacated, the police told news agency ANI. Gurgaon is seeing one of the worst Monsoon seasons in the recent years. The area where the building is located was severely floode...

Monsoon 2020 news: A portion of one of the busiest roads in Gurgaon has caved in after nearly two days of torrential rain. A wide area on the busy IFFCO Chowk cracked and caved in this morning. The area has been cordoned off. Gurgaon has been seeing very heavy rainfall since Tuesday night, causing extensive waterlogging and traffic chaos.

Delhi and its adjoining areas such as Noida, Gurugram, Faridabad and Ghaziabad received rainfall in the morning, which led to waterlogging and traffic at various major areas.

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) had earlier predicted moderate to heavy intensity rains over few places in Delhi, and adjoining areas of Gurugram, Faridabad, Noida, among others.

Heavy rain lashed Delhi Tuesday afternoon. The weather office has warned of thunderstorm with moderate to heavy rain with wind speed of 25-55 kilometre per hour at many places of of the national capital, Farukhnagar, Manesar, Gurugram, Sohna, Nuh, Palwal, Faridabad, Ballabhgarh, Noida, Gand Karnal.

The Gurgaon traffic officer said that a sewer line running underneath Basai road and the water from the rain might have weakened the road causing it to cave in.

Heavy rain lashed parts of New Delhi and nearby areas in the evening today bringing down temperatures and giving respite from soaring humidity levels. Rain clouds have been approaching from the South, leading to moderate showers in Faridabad and Gurugram as well.

A severe dust storm and strong winds hit Delhi this evening, as the weather took a sudden turn. It was immediately followed by heavy rain in the national capital.

As heavy rains on Friday brought traffic to a standstill in the National Capital Region, Delhi Traffic Police and Gurugram Police argued on Twitter over jurisdiction.

For Delhi, it was same-old, same-old. The rain that came pouring down was followed near instantaneously by flooded roads and a choked rush hour.

As Gurugram and Bengaluru emerge as top contenders for the water-logging capital of the country, city planners blame heavy rains for the mess.

Persistent heavy rains caused widespread disruption in India's major cities today.

Entering or moving around in Gurgaon was a risky proposition today, with roads appearing to dissolve in the heavy rain that began last night.

Delhi-NCR folks, if you're reading this in the safety and comfort of your homes or even offices, be glad you aren't or weren't stuck in traffic like the unlucky thousands travelling to and from Gurgaon.