Delhi-NCR drenched as July rain tops normal levels | See pics

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By Varnika Srivastava

Published on Jul 31, 2025 09:17 pm IST

Delhi has logged 337.2 mm of rain since June 1, more than the usual 270.1 mm for the season, as per IMD. The monsoon reached the city in late June.

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Delhi NCR had cloudy weather and rain on Thursday morning. The weather office said there will be light to moderate rain all day, but no warning has been issued yet.(Hindustan Times)

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The lowest temperature in the morning was 24.7°C, which is 1.1 degrees below normal, according to the India Meteorological Department (IMD).(PTI)

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The IMD also said the city had rain on and off through the night. In the 24 hours before 6:30 am on Thursday, (AFP)

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Pusa recorded 40 mm of rain, Sports Complex 38 mm, Safdarjung 34 mm, Najafgarh 23.5 mm, Pragati Maidan 22.1 mm, KV Narayana 20.5 mm, Lodhi Road 18.5 mm, KV Janakpuri 18 mm, and Ayanagar 13 mm.(Hindustan Times)

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According to the Central Pollution Control Board, July 2025 was the cleanest in the past ten years, with an average Air Quality Index (AQI) of 79.(Hindustan Times)

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Delhi has already recorded more rain than usual for July, with 235.2 mm so far against the normal 209.7 mm, according to the IMD.(Deepak )

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Waterlogging after heavy rain at Connaught Place area in New Delhi, India, on Tuesday, July 29. (Arvind Yadav/Hindustan Times)

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Gurugram: Commuters wade through a waterlogged Delhi-Gurugram expressway after heavy rainfall, in Gurugram, Thursday, July 31(PTI)

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Commuters wade through a waterlogged Delhi-Gurugram expressway after heavy rainfall on Thursday(PTI)

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Waterlogging after heavy rain at Connaught Place area in New Delhi, India, on Tuesday, July 29 (Arvind Yadav/Hindustan Times)

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Delhi-NCR drenched as July rain tops normal levels | See pics

Delhi has logged 337.2 mm of rain since June 1, more than the usual 270.1 mm for the season, as per IMD. The monsoon reached the city in late June.

Delhi NCR had cloudy weather and rain on Thursday morning. The weather office said there will be light to moderate rain all day, but no warning has been issued yet.(Hindustan Times)

The lowest temperature in the morning was 24.7°C, which is 1.1 degrees below normal, according to the India Meteorological Department (IMD).(PTI)

The IMD also said the city had rain on and off through the night. In the 24 hours before 6:30 am on Thursday, (AFP)

Pusa recorded 40 mm of rain, Sports Complex 38 mm, Safdarjung 34 mm, Najafgarh 23.5 mm, Pragati Maidan 22.1 mm, KV Narayana 20.5 mm, Lodhi Road 18.5 mm, KV Janakpuri 18 mm, and Ayanagar 13 mm.(Hindustan Times)

According to the Central Pollution Control Board, July 2025 was the cleanest in the past ten years, with an average Air Quality Index (AQI) of 79.(Hindustan Times)

Delhi has already recorded more rain than usual for July, with 235.2 mm so far against the normal 209.7 mm, according to the IMD.(Deepak )

Waterlogging after heavy rain at Connaught Place area in New Delhi, India, on Tuesday, July 29. (Arvind Yadav/Hindustan Times)

Gurugram: Commuters wade through a waterlogged Delhi-Gurugram expressway after heavy rainfall, in Gurugram, Thursday, July 31(PTI)

Commuters wade through a waterlogged Delhi-Gurugram expressway after heavy rainfall on Thursday(PTI)

Waterlogging after heavy rain at Connaught Place area in New Delhi, India, on Tuesday, July 29 (Arvind Yadav/Hindustan Times)

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