Delhi Braces for Extended Rainy Spell: Key Details 

Delhi is set for continued rainfall over the next three days (August 2–4), as predicted by the IMD. Expect light to moderate showers daily, paired with thunderstorms and occasional lightning—peak intensity hits Friday. Temperatures will stay notably cooler than usual, with daytime highs of 33–35°C and nighttime lows of 23–25°C.

Cloudy skies will persist, offering relief from summer heat but causing disruptions: Thursday’s downpours already triggered waterlogging and traffic snarls. Commuters should brace for soggy roads, carry rain gear, and monitor real-time updates. While uneven rainfall patterns have challenged the city’s infrastructure, the silver lining remains these unseasonably cool August days.

Delhi Braces for Extended Rainy Spell: Key Details 

🌧️ Weather Outlook (Next 3 Days) 

• Rain & Thunderstorms: Expect light to moderate rainfall daily (Aug 2–4), heaviest on Friday. Thunderstorms and lightning likely.  

• Temperatures: Below seasonal averages:  

• Day: 33–35°C (down from typical 37–38°C)  

• Night: 23–25°C (2–3°C below normal). 

• Sky Conditions: Persistent cloud cover, reducing sunlight intensity. 

⚠️ Key Impacts & Advisories 

Urban Challenges:  

• Waterlogging in low-lying areas (like Thursday’s downpour).  

• Traffic disruptions expected; avoid flooded roads. 

Health & Safety:  

• Carry waterproof gear and surge protectors for electronics.  

• Lightning alert: Seek indoor shelter during storms. 

Temperature Relief:  

• Significant respite from peak summer heat.  

• Nights cooler than usual—ideal for resting. 

📊 Context & Trends 

• Rainfall Pattern: Sporadic but impactful showers this monsoon, causing uneven distribution across Delhi.  

• Long-term: August rainfall crucial for groundwater recharge post-heatwave.  

• IMD Note: “Unusual consistency in below-average temps due to sustained cloud cover.” 

✅ Preparedness Checklist 

• Commute: Use real-time apps (Delhi Traffic Police, Mausam) for route updates.  

• Home: Clear drains, secure outdoor objects.  

• Health: Monitor humidity levels (avg. 80–85%)—respiratory patients take precautions. 

Why This Matters: 

Delhi’s infrastructure often struggles with intense rain. Proactive planning reduces disruptions, while cooler temps offer rare summer relief. Stay updated via IMD’s official channels.  

ℹ️ Insight: Monsoon 2025 reflects a trend of “intense short bursts” over steady rain—urban planners note this stresses drainage systems but aids reservoir levels.