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City finds way through orange alert
The Morning Standard
|October 07, 2025
THE capital and its adjoining regions experienced a bout of heavy rainfall early Monday, which had started off after midnight, bringing temporary relief from the extreme humid conditions and pollution, which was apparently building up since the past week.
Besides, the heavy rain also triggered waterlogging and traffic snarls across several areas. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) issued an orange alert for Delhi and Gurugram, warning of more rain and thunderstorms through the day.
The maximum temperature in Delhi settled at 34.1°C, just below the seasonal norm, while the minimum was 24.2°C, slightly above average. The IMD attributed the spell to the influence of a western disturbance that is likely to persist till the forenoon of Tuesday, October 7, before weather activity reduces significantly.
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