Weather LIVE Updates: Delhi Crosses August Rainfall Average In First 8 Days
Weather Updates Today: Delhi-NCR surpasses August rainfall average with 230.1 mm recorded at Safdarjung.

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Weather Updates Today: Delhi-NCR surpasses August rainfall average with 230.1 mm recorded at Safdarjung.
The weather body has listed out what the weather looks like for the national capital
Heavy rainfall and thunderstorms were witnessed in Delhi, Noida and Ghaziabad
Delhi records wettest October day in four years, minimum temperature drops to 18.7 deg C
Its arrival will coincide with the withdrawal of Southwest monsoon from the remaining parts of the country, says the Regional Meteorological Centre
The Centre has instructed Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Punjab, Haryana, and Delhi-NCR to prevent stubble burning. Recent data showed a significant rise in farm fires especially in Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan. States are required to implement action plans that urgently address the issue of crop residue burning. Effective monitoring strategies have been emphasized to ensure compliance and control.
Delhi is expected to witness thunderstorms as hail as well. (File Photo)
Heavy rain and thunderstorms impacted multiple areas of Delhi-NCR on Thursday, prompting the India Meteorological Department to issue an orange alert. The minimum temperature recorded in Delhi was 23.3 degrees Celsius, which is significantly above normal. Winds were reported to gust up to 50 kilometers per hour during the rainfall. The maximum temperature is expected to remain around 29 degrees Celsius throughout the day.
Weather Delhi: All districts of Delhi were placed under an orange alert for rain and thunderstorms till at least 3 pm.
So far, Delhi has recorded heavy rain the month of October.
Gloomy skies prevail as rain lashes Delhi, IMD predicts another wet spell around midnight
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Delhi recorded its coldest night so far this month on Sunday
Delhi's AQI deteriorates significantly during the winter season. (File Photo)