Delhi witnessed incessant rainfall since Friday morning causing severe waterlogging and traffic snarls in several parts, leading to the mercury dropping in the national capital.The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a yellow alert for Delhi,

According to the IMD, the active Western Disturbance and its interaction with the easterly winds are causing the rain.

Rain and fog enveloped Delhi on Friday, bringing cooler temperatures and pleasant weather, with a minimum of 12°C and a maximum of 20°C. The IMD pred

Delhi woke up to light rain and dense fog on December 27, reducing visibility and adding to the winter chill. IMD predicted more rain and thunderstorms over the weekend. Despite showers, Delhi’s AQI remains in the ‘very poor’ category,

Active western disturbance brings rain and thunderstorms to northwest India, including Delhi, with air quality in 'very poor' category.

A more severe coldwave is likely to impact Himachal Pradesh on December 30 and 31, with isolated areas of Punjab, Haryana, Jammu & Kashmir, and Rajasthan also bracing for plunging temperatures.

Delhi air quality shifted from the 'severe' category to the 'poor' on Friday and has further improved to the moderate category due to continuous rains.

Delhi’s Air Quality Index (AQI) dropped to the “moderate” category, measuring 164 on Friday morning, a sharp decline from the hazardous 300+ levels recorded earlier this week.