Heavy rainfall lashed Delhi-NCR on Tuesday morning, bringing relief from the heat but causing widespread disruption across the region. Several roads and low-lying areas witnessed significant waterlogging, making commuting difficult for office-goers, students, and daily travelers during peak morning hours.
One of the worst-affected locations was Delhi's busy Sadar Bazar, where knee-deep water accumulated after continuous rainfall. The flooding disrupted commercial activities, reduced customer footfall, and created difficulties for shopkeepers trying to protect their goods from water damage.
The persistent rainfall also affected residential neighborhoods, markets, and major roads across the city. Vehicles moved slowly through waterlogged streets, while several commuters experienced delays due to traffic congestion. Pedestrians were forced to walk through flooded roads, adding to the inconvenience.
The situation has once again raised concerns over Delhi's drainage infrastructure and monsoon preparedness. Residents pointed out that even a few hours of heavy rain resulted in severe waterlogging, questioning the effectiveness of civic arrangements made before the monsoon season.
According to the weather department, cloudy conditions are expected to continue throughout the day, with light to moderate rainfall likely in different parts of Delhi-NCR. Intermittent sunshine may increase humidity levels despite the rainfall.
Delhi recorded a minimum temperature of 25.5°C, while the maximum temperature is expected to remain around 33°C. At 10:00 AM, the city's Air Quality Index (AQI) stood at 77, which falls under the "Satisfactory" category. Air quality across NCR is also expected to remain in the satisfactory to moderate range over the coming days.
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