The monsoon can wreak havoc even in its final stages. While landslides have occurred in the hilly areas due to rainfall, the rains have not stopped in the plains. Yesterday (September 18) it was cloudy and rainy in the capital Delhi and surrounding areas throughout the day. It was raining heavily throughout the night and now the trend has continued in the morning as well. Due to the rains, there has been waterlogging in many areas and people may face some problems. However, the intensity of the rainfall is now decreasing.
The temperature has also dropped due to the continuous rains. People’s air conditioners have been switched off and the speed of fans has been reduced. Even when I woke up in the morning, I started to feel pink chill. However, the daily rains have also become a source of trouble. Some places have experienced waterlogging and some places have suffered damage to buildings. Let us know how long the rainy season will continue here in the coming days.
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According to the latest update from the Meteorological Department, the rain rate will decrease and the temperature will rise in Delhi from today September 19. However, the humidity is expected to be low at present. But with the rising temperature, the humidity is likely to increase. Today, September 19, Delhi has a light rain alert with the minimum and maximum temperatures of 23 degrees and 33 degrees respectively. Thereafter, there will be short-term rains this week and the temperature will rise slightly.
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Meanwhile, Skymet reported that the intensity of rainfall will decrease and the range of rainfall will also decrease in Delhi and surrounding areas on September 19. However, light rain will continue throughout the day with short breaks. The temperature will be comfortable both during the day and at night, so the weather will feel pleasant.
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Rainfall activity continues here as a low pressure area approaches and the monsoon trough approaches Delhi. The weather will start improving from September 20 and will continue till early next week, including the weekend. Meanwhile, the national capital Delhi is also likely to see light rains next week before the last rains of the monsoon.
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