Sharing a video of the road in front of the PWD office submerged in rainwater, the party said, “If this is the situation before the monsoon, what would happen when the rainy season arrives?”
The sudden shift in weather brought down the temperature, providing significant relief to the residents.
In view of incessant rains in the National Capital, Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Sunday spoke to Delhi Lieutenant Governor VK Saxena and took updates.
Senior Scientist at the IMD RK Jenamani said that there would be no rain in the National Capital and its surrounding areas from tomorrow onwards.
The monsoon has made a comeback in Delhi-NCR after many days.
In a few cases, there is a veritable risk of pedestrians stepping onto a huge crater on the road or god forbid, in an open or broken manhole.
There could be rains on Tuesday as well, which will keep the temperature low for the next two-three days, it said.
There will be moderate fog in the morning, sky will be generally cloudy and strong surface winds will sweep the national capital throughout the day, says IMD
SAFAR has predicted that the thunderstorm is likely to improve Delhi air quality "substantially to moderate"
August is the rainiest month for Delhi-NCR, with normal average rains of 232.5 mm. Till 10 August, Delhi has only recorded mere 10 mm of rain.
