Earlier this month, Delhi witnessed a heart-throbbing event as Yamuna water floods hit the city, breaking a 45-year record. Simultaneously, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) had issued a ‘yellow’ alert for rainfall, further escalating tensions among the citizens already grappling with the aftermath of the floods. With schools closed, exams canceled, and offices shifting to remote work, the people of Delhi found themselves in a state of apprehension.

However, in the past week, there was a glimmer of hope as temperatures rose and rainfall subsided, offering some relief to the beleaguered city. But this respite was short-lived, as Wednesday morning brought moderate rainfall to certain parts of the city. Responding to the prevailing weather conditions, the IMD has once again issued an ‘orange’ alert for Delhi. The warning extends beyond the city limits, covering Delhi NCR, including Ghaziabad, Gurugram, and Noida, as they too fall under the radar of the monsoon’s impact.

As Delhiites brace themselves for the potential consequences of this new weather development, the question looms large: will the current rainfall bring much-needed relief to the hot climate, or will it exacerbate the problems faced by the city’s residents? Authorities and citizens alike remain vigilant as they monitor the situation closely.

The combination of record-breaking floods and incessant rainfall has posed unprecedented challenges for Delhi, prompting concerns about the city’s resilience and preparedness to handle such extreme weather events. Efforts to mitigate further damage and protect vulnerable areas are underway, but uncertainties persist as the monsoon’s impact continues to unfold.

Stay tuned as we keep you updated on the latest developments regarding the weather situation in Delhi and its neighboring regions.