Heavy rain hit Delhi-NCR, waterlogging disrupts traffic
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Published: May 02, 2025, 09:08 IST | Updated: May 02, 2025, 09:08 IST
Photos | India News | Trending: Experience significant disruptions in Delhi-NCR as heavy rain leads to severe waterlogging, affecting daily commutes and causing traffic snarls across the region.
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Heavy Rain in Delhi
People in the Indian national capital and its neighbouring areas saw heavy rain on Friday (May 2). Roads and footpaths were flooded due to heavy thunderstorms.
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Trees Collapsed
Roads were blocked by fallen trees, and footpaths were inundated with muddy water after a night of rain starting May 1st, 2025.
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Daily Lives Disrupted
The poor weather disrupted people's daily lives in Delhi, NCR. Also, more than 100 flights were delayed at Delhi Airport.
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Waterlogging After Delhi Rain
Waterlogging led to poor street conditions in Delhi, with vehicles breaking down mid-road.
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High Speed Winds
"Recorded squally winds in gust at during 0530-0550 Pragati Maidan 78 kmph; Lodhi Road 59 kmph; Pitam Pura 59 kmph; Nazafgarh 56 kmph; IGNOU 52 kmph; Palam 62 kmph Moderate to intense spell reported over Delhi," the India Meteorological Department (IMD) said.
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Heavy Rain in Delhi
People in the Indian national capital and its neighbouring areas saw heavy rain on Friday (May 2). Roads and footpaths were flooded due to heavy thunderstorms.
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Trees Collapsed
Roads were blocked by fallen trees, and footpaths were inundated with muddy water after a night of rain starting May 1st, 2025.
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Daily Lives Disrupted
The poor weather disrupted people's daily lives in Delhi, NCR. Also, more than 100 flights were delayed at Delhi Airport.
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Waterlogging After Delhi Rain
Waterlogging led to poor street conditions in Delhi, with vehicles breaking down mid-road.
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High Speed Winds
"Recorded squally winds in gust at during 0530-0550 Pragati Maidan 78 kmph; Lodhi Road 59 kmph; Pitam Pura 59 kmph; Nazafgarh 56 kmph; IGNOU 52 kmph; Palam 62 kmph Moderate to intense spell reported over Delhi," the India Meteorological Department (IMD) said.
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