Heavy Rain and Hailstorm Predicted in Delhi: IMD Issues Orange Alert
Delhi Weather Today Rain Time: IMD issues orange alert, heavy rain and hail storm predicted. Check area-wise latest forecast
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The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued an orange alert for Delhi, predicting thunderstorms, heavy rainfall, and possible hailstorms across several districts. The alert is in effect for the next few hours, with significant weather changes expected throughout the day.
- 01IMD has issued an orange alert for thunderstorms and heavy rain in Delhi.
- 02Affected areas include New Delhi, Central, West, North West, and East districts.
- 03Hailstorms are possible in isolated locations.
- 04Temperatures are expected to remain below normal, around 33 degrees Celsius.
- 05Air quality has improved, with an AQI of 69, classified as 'satisfactory'.
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Delhi is under an orange alert issued by the India Meteorological Department (IMD) due to forecasts of thunderstorms, heavy rainfall, and potential hailstorms. The alert covers several districts, including New Delhi, Central, West, North West, and East, with the main window for rain expected from the afternoon to evening. Temperatures have dropped to around 33 degrees Celsius, significantly below seasonal norms, as rain continues across northern India. The rainfall has also led to an improvement in air quality, with the Air Quality Index (AQI) recorded at 69, placing it in the 'satisfactory' category. This shift in weather is anticipated to last for another day or two, providing temporary relief from heat and pollution but also posing risks of disruption due to strong winds and storms.
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The forecasted rain and thunderstorms may disrupt daily activities, particularly during the evening commute. However, the rain is also expected to improve air quality temporarily.
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