Delhi-NCR me 22 August 2026, Saturday ko bhari rainfall ke chalte weather conditions me bada badlaav aaya hai, jiske baad India Meteorological Department (IMD) ne high-level alerts jaari kiye hain. Is dauran South Delhi ke liye red alert declare kiya gaya hai, jabki Noida, Ghaziabad aur Gurugram ke liye orange alert jaari hua hai, jisse pehle national capital ke liye yellow alert tha. Is intensified monsoon activity ki wajah northeastern Madhya Pradesh ke upar ek low-pressure area aur usse judi cyclonic circulation rahi hai. Is wajah se Moti Bagh, Firoz Shah Road, APJ Abdul Kalam Road, Mandir Marg, India Gate, Kartavya Path, Greater Kailash, Hauz Khas aur Gulmohar Park jaise areas me widespread waterlogging dekhne ko mili, jiska source IMD Forecast PDF par available hai.
Official meteorological data ke anusar, baarish ke chalte temperatures me giravat aayi hai, jisme daily maximums 32°C se 34°C aur minimums 24°C se 26°C ke beech rahe hain. Atmospheric conditions bhi behtar hui hain aur
Air Quality Index (AQI) girkar 111 par aa gaya hai, jo ki 'moderate' category me aata hai. Pichle 24 ghanto me wind speeds 20-25 km/h tak pahunchi hain, jabki Palam area me gusts peak karte hue 41 km/h tak record kiye gaye, jiska zikr
UNI India News me hai. Safdarjung Observatory ne bataya hai ki August ke pehle 21 dino me 235.3 mm rainfall record ki gayi hai, jo ki monthly average ko pehle hi exceed kar chuki hai.
Forecasters ke anusar,
Delhi-NCR me 24 August ki subah tak light se moderate rainfall jari rehne ki ummeed hai. 25 August se 27 August tak clear skies ke sath partial cloud cover expected hai, lekin IMD ne Haryana, Punjab, Himachal Pradesh, Jammu and Kashmir, Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Jharkhand, West Bengal, Odisha, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Gujarat, Maharashtra aur various northeastern states me heavy rain ki warnings ko maintain rakha hai, jiska detail
IMD Official Bulletin me diya gaya hai.
