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The national capital, Delhi, experienced a heavy downpour on Thursday morning, prompting the weather department to issue an 'Orange' alert for the day. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) issued this alert, signifying the potential for significant disruptions and the need for preparedness. An 'Orange' alert specifically advises residents to be prepared for possible power outages, as well as potential interruptions to transportation systems, including rail, road, and air travel.
The rain, while bringing much-needed relief from the summer heat, also caused some inconvenience for commuters and residents. Reports from various parts of the city indicated waterlogging in certain areas, leading to traffic congestion. The IMD, however, did not provide specific forecasts regarding the duration or intensity of the rain. It remains to be seen how long the rain will persist and how much impact it will have on the city's infrastructure and daily life.
The weather department's issuance of the 'Orange' alert underscores the importance of staying informed and prepared during the monsoon season. The potential for power outages and transport disruptions necessitates that individuals and authorities alike take proactive measures to minimize any negative consequences. Residents are encouraged to follow official updates from the IMD and local authorities to remain aware of any changing weather conditions and to take appropriate precautions for their safety and well-being.
Source: Heavy Rain Lashes Parts Of Delhi, Weather Department Issues Orange Alert