Parts of Delhi-NCR are flooded after early morning rain; further showers are expected in Mumbai and MP
On Saturday morning, torrential rain and thunderstorms in sections of Delhi and the national capital region (NCR), including Noida and Gurugram, caused waterlogging in various areas.As the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has predicted rain in various states, including Madhya Pradesh, Punjab, Delhi-NCR, and Uttar Pradesh among others, further precipitation is anticipated to batter the area.
The meteorological service predicts that although regions of Northern and Central India will see heavy to moderate rain, Southern India will experience hot and humid weather following a wave of precipitation.
FORECAST FROM IMD FOR 5 DAYS
In contrast, Bihar and Jharkhand will see an upsurge in downpours two days after the remains of a low-pressure region have passed across peninsular India, according to the IMD’s projection.
Until August 8, Northwest India will get mild to moderate scattered rainfall with reasonably widespread occurrences, according to the IMD’s advisory.
In Uttarakhand and Uttar Pradesh, sporadic heavy rainfall is anticipated during this time.
The IMD has predicted Saturday’s maximum temperature of 34 degrees Celsius along with light rains in several areas of Delhi.Roads close to Delhi’s Badarpur metro station were flooded as a result of rain storms.
“Such rains will occur in Himachal Pradesh, Punjab, Haryana, Chandigarh, and Delhi from Friday through Sunday. Rainfall will occur in Jammu on Saturday, while it will fall in East Rajasthan on Friday and Saturday, according to the IMD.
Additionally, East Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand are also expected to have scattered extremely heavy rains through Monday.
Madhya Pradesh in central India will likely receive extremely heavy showers on Saturday, along with scattered, large bouts of mild to moderate rainfall.
The IMD forecasted that during the next five days, “there will be light to moderate fairly widespread rainfall in Northeast India with isolated heavy to very heavy rainfall over Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Meghalaya, Nagaland, and Manipur.”
The weatherman said that starting on Saturday, rainfall activity would decrease in West India’s Konkan, Goa, and Ghat regions of Madhya Maharashtra.
Meanwhile, a yellow warning was issued for the city of Mumbai on Friday due to heavy rain and blustery winds that day. According to the most recent forecasts, similar circumstances are predicted to persist in the city for the next several days.
But during the following five days, rainfall activity in South India will be moderate.
The IMD said, “On Saturday, hot and muggy weather conditions are expected to prevail over Tamil Nadu.”
