New Delhi: Heavy rains are falling in Delhi NCR even before the arrival of monsoon, which has disrupted everyday life. On Saturday night, there was record-breaking rain with thunderstorms, so the roads started looking like ponds and some houses like islands. Flood-like conditions were created in a few hours due to the water falling from the sky. Water supply could not be done from the drains built underground, due to which shops and houses were also flooded.
The clouds have not gone anywhere in Delhi NCR yet, so there is a possibility of heavy rain in the future. After all, everyone wants to know the reason for so much rain in Delhi. You can know the whole reason in detail below. Apart from Delhi NCR, heavy rain in many other areas is possible.
Know the real reason for the storm and rain in Delhi NCR.
According to the Meteorological Department, winds from the Arabian Sea and the Bay of Bengal brought moisture to Delhi, due to which a period of storm and rain was seen. IMD has also expressed the possibility of a severe storm in Northwest Indie. The main reason is the moist winds coming from the Bay of Bengal and the Arabian Sea. It will meet the western winds of the upper atmosphere. The situation can get even more serious now.
Rain is falling in many areas across the country.
According to the IMD, a western disturbance is active near North Punjab, Jammu, and Kashmir. Due to this, an area of cyclonic winds is also seen forming in the lower-level atmosphere. There is also an area of cyclonic winds near North West Uttar Pradesh and Haryana. Due to this, it is being recorded 1.5 km above sea level.
A similar cyclonic area is also developing near West Rajasthan. According to the IMD, the eastern and south-eastern winds from the Bay of Bengal and the south-western winds from the Arabian Sea are expected to move towards North West India.
The situation worsened due to rain in Delhi.
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