Weather update: IMD predicts rain and thunderstorms throughout Delhi NCR including Gurugram and Ghaziabad

The Indian Mandate (IMD) has released weather forecast indicating the light to the moderate rains alongside thunderstorms, Delhi and the surrounding national capital (NCR), including Nuwaida, Gaziabad, Faridabad, and Georogram, this week. This weather style is expected to continue until Saturday, August 2, providing relief from the summer heat without any heat on the horizon.

According to IMD, Delhi can expect light rain until July 31, with maximum temperatures and minimum levels between 33 to 35 ° C and 26 to 28 degrees Celsius, respectively, on Monday. On Tuesday, July 29, temperatures are expected to decrease slightly, ranging from 29 to 31 degrees Celsius and 23 to 25 degrees Celsius. Previously, Delhi recorded a maximum temperature of 37.5 ° C, which was 2.6 degrees above the seasonal average.

In addition to NCR rains, it is expected that the rains are expected to be very heavy in northeastern India on July 28, with another talisman in August 1 to 3. Moreover, “heavy rains are very expected during July 29 and 31” in isolated areas in Rajestan, according to weather forecasts. These conditions may lead to local floods, so the population should remain cautious.

I notice IMD, “The sky is generally cloudy. Light to moderate rain accompanied by thunderstorms/lightning” for these two days, indicating that the generally humid weather style of the region.

Elsewhere in India, the very heavy fall, which was measured by 21 cm or more, was recorded in isolated locations in the areas of Ghat in Maharashtra, east of Bradesh, Googa, coastal and southern region in Karnataka, Tamil Nadu Al -Dakhili, and Asam.

This transformation in weather patterns is important because it indicates a temporary comfort of the model summer heat, with rains increased across several parts of India. These changes highlight the dynamic nature of the seasonal wind season.

IMD advised the residents to stay permanently with the latest weather consulting and prepare for potential disorders caused by heavy rains in affected areas. For the latest updates, the residents are encouraged to monitor the weather reports and respond to any warnings issued by the local authorities.