Delhi's Afternoon Rain Brings Relief Amidst Waterlogging Woes

Delhi experienced afternoon rain on Wednesday, bringing relief from intense humidity but causing waterlogging and traffic disruptions in some areas. According to the IMD, south Delhi's Aya Nagar saw 39.8 mm of rainfall. Other areas recorded varying levels of rain. The IMD predicts light rain and thunderstorms ahead.

Heavy rainfall on Wednesday afternoon provided much-needed relief to Delhiites who had been grappling with stifling humidity over the past few days. Yet, with this respite came new challenges, as certain areas experienced severe waterlogging and traffic bottlenecks.

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) reported that the Aya Nagar observatory in South Delhi recorded an 'intense rainfall' of 39.8 mm over three hours. Other areas such as Karkardooma, India Gate, and Palam experienced lighter showers.

In addition, incidents of trees falling were reported in Shahdara and Keshavpuram zones. Traffic along Mehrauli-Badarpur Road and South Extension Ring Road was disrupted due to waterlogging, causing vehicles to stall. The IMD asserts no warning for heavy rain at present, despite shifting rainfall predictions. Maximum and minimum temperatures hovered around 34.1 and 29 degrees Celsius respectively, with the forecast predicting continued light rain and thunderstorms.

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