Heavy rains lash Delhi; traffic movement faces severe disruptions
A new low-pressure system is expected to form over the Bay of Bengal on July 24, which could develop into a cyclonic storm. Meanwhile, Delhi witnessed widespread rainfall on July 18, severely affecting traffic in several key areas.
New Cyclonic Disturbance Brewing in Bay of Bengal
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IMD Alerts for July 24
The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has predicted that a new low-pressure area is likely to form over the northern Bay of Bengal around July 24, 2025. This system may intensify into a cyclonic storm, depending on atmospheric conditions. Moreover, meteorologists continue to monitor the development closely and advise coastal states to stay prepared.
States on High Alert
Consequently, states like Odisha, West Bengal, and parts of Andhra Pradesh have been asked to stay alert. Authorities may issue rainfall and wind warnings in the coming days. In addition, fishermen have been advised to avoid venturing into the sea post-July 23. Disaster management teams are on standby in vulnerable districts.
Heavy Rainfall Disrupts Delhi Traffic Morning Showers Create Chaos
Meanwhile, the national capital Delhi experienced widespread rainfall on July 18, 2025, leading to waterlogging and traffic jams in various parts of the city. Commuters reported severe delays on arterial routes like ITO, Ring Road, and Lutyens’ Delhi. As a result, traffic police issued multiple advisories urging people to avoid low-lying areas.
Civic Response and Precautionary Measures
Delhi Municipal Corporation deployed emergency teams to clear clogged drains and restore movement. Furthermore, helpline numbers have been activated to assist citizens stuck in affected zones. Schools and offices remained open but witnessed low attendance due to the commuting difficulties.
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Weather Outlook Ahead More Showers Expected
The IMD has forecast continued light to moderate rainfall in Delhi and surrounding NCR areas for the next 48 hours. Additionally, the western Himalayan region and eastern coastal belts may also experience showers in the coming week.
Precaution Is Key
Authorities advise residents to carry umbrellas, avoid unnecessary travel, and follow official weather bulletins. With monsoon activity picking up, preparedness and awareness will be crucial in minimizing disruption and risk.
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