🌧️ Delhi Weather Update – September 2, 2025: Torrential Rains, Flood Alerts & IMD Advisories
Delhi woke up today to another spell of relentless rain, continuing the wettest start to September in recent memory. Following a record-breaking August, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued an orange alert for the capital and surrounding NCR regions, warning of moderate to heavy rainfall, traffic disruptions, and potential flooding.
🌦️ Current Weather Conditions
- Temperature:
- Max: 30–32°C
- Min: 21–23°C
- Both are below seasonal norms by 2–5°C
- Humidity:
- Ranges between 90–94%, contributing to a muggy atmosphere
- Wind:
- Predominantly southeasterly, with speeds up to 22 km/h in the afternoon
- Rainfall:
- Light to moderate showers expected throughout the day, with isolated heavy spells in the morning and forenoon
IMD Predictions & Alerts
- Rain Forecast:
- Intermittent rainfall to persist across Delhi-NCR until September 6
- Above-normal precipitation expected through September 4
- Flood Risk:
- Yamuna River is nearing the danger mark of 205.33 meters, currently at 204.94 meters
- Evacuation begins if levels reach 206 meters
- Traffic & Travel Advisory:
- Dwarka and surrounding sectors face traffic restrictions from 6 AM to 3 PM
- Roads affected: Road 224, 205, Golf Link Road, UER-II
- IndiGo Airlines has warned of flight delays due to road blockages
- School & Office Guidelines:
- Gurugram: Work-from-home and online classes mandated
- Delhi: No blanket shutdown, but private offices are advising remote work
🧭 IMD Suggestions for Residents
- Avoid low-lying areas and underpasses prone to waterlogging
- Use public transport where possible
- Monitor Yamuna embankments for rising water levels
- Check flight and metro status before traveling
- Stay updated via IMD’s official platforms
🔗 Useful IMD Resources
- IMD New Delhi Regional Forecasts
- IMD Rainfall & Temperature Outlook for September 2025 (PDF)
- Live Weather Updates – India TV
📝 Final Note
Delhi’s monsoon season is showing no signs of slowing down. With above-average rainfall and flood risks, residents are urged to stay cautious and informed. The IMD continues to monitor the situation closely and will issue updates as needed.
Stay dry, stay safe—and maybe keep that umbrella handy for a few more days.
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