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The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has forecast persistent monsoon activity across Delhi-NCR for the next five days.
The weather agency has warned that rainfall will become more intense during the middle of the week and has issued a yellow alert for heavy rain, thunderstorms, and lightning in parts of the region.
Rainfall affected several parts of the national capital between Friday night and Saturday, while light showers continued during the day, providing respite from sultry weather.
According to the IMD, Delhi is likely to receive light rainfall on Sunday and Monday.
The IMD expects rainfall to intensify from Tuesday, with moderate showers, overcast skies, and isolated thunderstorms likely on Tuesday and Wednesday under a yellow alert.
Noida will likely remain mostly dry on Sunday, with partly cloudy skies prevailing throughout the day.
The city will likely witness a rise in rainfall activity from Monday, with brief spells of rain or thundershowers anticipated.
The IMD has forecast cloudy conditions and intermittent rainfall on Tuesday and Wednesday. It has also issued a yellow alert for both days due to the possibility of heavy rain, lightning, and thunderstorms. Similar weather is likely to continue on Thursday.
Gurugram is likely to experience unsettled weather throughout the coming week.
The forecast indicates partly cloudy skies along with intermittent rain or thundershowers from Sunday to Thursday.
Ghaziabad is expected to remain partly cloudy on Sunday before rainfall increases from Monday onwards.
The weather department has predicted cloudy skies and repeated spells of rain on Tuesday and Wednesday and issued a yellow alert for heavy rainfall accompanied by thunderstorms and lightning. Occasional showers are also likely on Thursday.
The IMD has advised people across Delhi-NCR to remain vigilant during periods of intense rainfall and thunderstorms.
The department warned that waterlogging, traffic disruptions, and reduced visibility may affect daily commuting and other outdoor activities.
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