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Delhi Monsoon Revival
Tracked across 3 sources · Updated 1d ago
Delhi-NCR experienced rainfall from July 21 after a dry spell, with IMD issuing yellow, orange, and red alerts as rains intensified, causing waterlogging and traffic disruptions. Relief continued with forecasts of more showers.
How it unfolded
2d ago
IMD upgrades alert to red as downpour inundates roads
2d ago
Heavy rain triggers orange alert, traffic chaos in Delhi-NCR
3d ago
Yellow alert extended as rain and thunderstorms continue
23 Jul 2026
IMD forecasts six days of rain in Delhi-NCR
21 Jul 2026
Rain returns to Delhi after dry spell; yellow alert issued
What happened earlier
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Full story →Heavy rain inundates roads, markets, disrupts traffic across Delhi, NCR

Heavy rain caused waterlogging and traffic disruption across Delhi and NCR on Tuesday, July 28, 2026.
The India Meteorological Department upgraded its alert from yellow to orange and then to red around 12:25 pm.
Delhi recorded 24.4 mm of rainfall in 24 hours ending 8:30 am, with an additional 4.4 mm in the next three hours.
Meteorologist Navdeep Dahiya warned of continued heavy downpours and thunderstorms until 4 pm, covering 60-80% of the region.
Authorities advised caution as waterlogging affected areas including ITO, Delhi-Meerut Expressway, South Extension, and Connaught Place.
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Earlier · 6d ago
Full story →Delhi Weather LATEST Update: IMD Predicts Rain, Cloudy Skies Across NCR for Six Days

The IMD predicts cloudy skies and intermittent rain across Delhi and the NCR for the next six days.
Delhi's Safdarjung weather station recorded 12 mm of rainfall, with minimum temperatures dropping to 25.8°C.
Noida and Ghaziabad will see partly cloudy conditions with rain expected on Thursday, Sunday, and Monday.
Gurugram faces the highest rainfall risk, with an IMD warning of possible very heavy to extremely heavy rain on Thursday.
High humidity levels (80–90%) across the region will keep conditions muggy despite the rain.