Heavy Rainfall Paralyzes Delhi-NCR: Waterlogging, Traffic Chaos Grip National Capital

Delhi Weather – Residents of Delhi and nearby areas woke up to heavy rainfall and thunderstorms on Friday morning, leading to severe waterlogging, uprooted trees, and massive traffic disruptions across the city. While the downpour provided much-needed relief from the scorching summer heat, it also brought daily life to a standstill in several parts of the National Capital Region (NCR)

Delhi Weather Turns Rogue: Key Highlights

• Intense rainfall caused waterlogging in low-lying areas, disrupting vehicular movement.
• Uprooted trees blocked roads, adding to the traffic chaos.
• The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has forecast light to moderate rain with thunderstorms for Saturday.
• Despite the challenges, residents braved the conditions to commute to work and schools.

Visuals of Delhi’s Rain Havoc

Photos and videos shared on social media showed cars wading through flooded streets, pedestrians struggling to navigate waterlogged pavements, and traffic moving at a snail’s pace. Key areas like Connaught Place, ITO, Lutyens’ Delhi, and Gurugram were among the worst affected.

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IMD’s Weather Warning for Saturday

The IMD has predicted similar weather conditions for Saturday, with light to moderate rainfall and thunderstorms likely to continue. Authorities have advised residents to:

• Avoid waterlogged streets where drains may be overflowing.
• Stay alert for falling branches and uprooted trees.
• Plan commutes in advance to avoid peak-hour traffic jams.

Public Reaction: Relief & Frustration

While many welcomed the respite from the heat, others expressed frustration over Delhi Weather recurring drainage issues.

• “The rain is refreshing, but why does Delhi Weather flood every time?” – @Delhiite
• “Traffic signals down, roads submerged—just another rainy day in NCR!” – @GurgaonProblems

What’s Next?

• Municipal teams are working to clear waterlogged zones and remove fallen trees.
• Traffic police have deployed extra personnel to manage congestion.
• IMD will issue updates as the monsoon progresses.

Stay tuned for live updates on Delhi weather conditions! ☔🌧️