New Delhi experienced significant rainfall on Wednesday, alleviating the oppressive humidity that had persisted. The India Meteorological Department has predicted additional showers and thunderstorms across various parts of the city in the coming hours.
Delhi, between 8.30 am and 11.30 am, Chhatarpur recorded the highest rainfall at 18.5 mm, followed by Janakpuri at 2 mm, according to the Regional Meteorological Centre. The cumulative rainfall between 8.30 am on September 1 and 8.30 am on September 2 was highest at Palam at 64.2 mm, followed by Narayana at 30.5 mm, Chhatarpur at 16.5 mm, Janakpuri at 11 mm, Pushp Vihar at 3 mm, and Ayanagar at 1.9 mm.
Mahesh Palawat of Skymet Weather said light to moderate rain was likely in isolated patches over the next three days.
“Till today afternoon, there were westerly winds which were leading to an increase in temperatures. “Tomorrow, we can see cloudy skies and in the late afternoon and evening hours, till the day after tomorrow, we can see light rain in isolated areas. Rain can be expected in the national capital for the next three days,” he added.
Because of which there will be increased humidity and cloud cover,” Palawat said, but now, humid weather from the Bay of Bengal is going to come in,.
