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Meanwhile, 16 NDRF teams have been deployed in Delhi to tackle the floods caused by the overflowing Yamuna

IMD predicts more rain in Delhi as city grapples with flood situation 

Meanwhile, 16 NDRF teams have been deployed in Delhi to tackle the floods caused by the overflowing Yamuna

As Delhi grapples with severe flooding in several parts of the city, rains are likely to add to the woes of the people in the city as IMD predicts light showers on Friday. Additionally, the weather department has issued a yellow for July 14, Saturday.&nbsp;
Pertinently, the raging Yamuna has inundated nearby streets, impacted public and private infrastructure, hit road and rail traffic and caused immense hardships to people living in close proximity to the river.&nbsp;
Roads turned into rivers and water gushed into houses, medical facilities, crematoriums, temples and shelter homes in Delhi as the Yamuna river water level rose to record high, causing immense hardship for the people.
Meanwhile, 16 NDRF teams have been deployed in Delhi to tackle the floods caused by the overflowing Yamuna and the situation is expected to improve by Friday morning, a senior NDRF officer said on Thursday.
With PTI Inputs
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Parts of Delhi received heavy rains on Thursday morning bringing respite from sweltering heat and humid weather, as the mercury settled at 27.6 degrees Celsius in the morning.
Delhi had reeled under sultry weather on Wednesday when the maximum temperature was recorded at 40.9 degrees Celsius, four notches above the season's average.
Conditions are favourable for the monsoon to reach the capital either on Thursday or Friday, the India Meteorological Department earlier said.

Heavy rains lash Delhi, reprieve from sweltering heat

Conditions are favourable for the monsoon to reach the capital either on Thursday or Friday, the India Meteorological Department earlier said.

Parts of Delhi received heavy rains on Thursday morning bringing respite from sweltering heat and humid weather, as the mercury settled at 27.6 degrees Celsius in the morning.
Delhi had reeled under sultry weather on Wednesday when the maximum temperature was recorded at 40.9 degrees Celsius, four notches above the season's average.
Conditions are favourable for the monsoon to reach the capital either on Thursday or Friday, the India Meteorological Department earlier said.
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However, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) is yet to declare the arrival of the monsoon in the capital.
"An official statement will be made after reviewing the rainfall data in the region," a senior IMD official said.
The MeT office had earlier said the monsoon would reach the capital on Thursday or Friday.
The southwest monsoon usually arrives in the national capital on June 27.
However, Mahesh Palawat, vice-president (climate change and meteorology), Skymet Weather, confirmed these are the first monsoon showers in the region. &nbsp;Most parts of the capital reported a fresh spell of rain.
The IMD has issued an orange alert, warning of heavy rainfall in some areas in the city on Thursday and moderate rainfall on Friday. The maximum temperature will come down to 34-35 degrees Celsius.

After weeks of punishing heat, Delhi woke up to heavy rains and strong winds on Monday. 
Several parts of the National Capital and adjoining areas reported power cuts due to the rain.
Airlines are anticipating delays, with passengers scheduled to travel being asked to check flight status before reaching the airports. According to reports, Airport authorities have asked passengers to contact airlines for an update.
Strong winds have reportedly uprooted trees in parts of Delhi leading to roadblocks. Reports say that traffic congestion during busy hours is to be expected.
The India Meteorological Department said thundershowers with moderate rainfall will continue over the National Capital region during the day too. The IMD also said that thundershower with gusty winds may leave vulnerable structures open to damage.

Heavy rains and strong winds lash Delhi; power cuts reported, air traffic affected

Heavy rains and strong winds lash Delhi; power cuts reported, flights disrupted

Heavy rains lash Delhi, power cuts reported, air traffic affected

After weeks of punishing heat, Delhi woke up to heavy rains and strong winds on Monday.&nbsp;
Several parts of the National Capital and adjoining areas reported power cuts due to the rain.
Airlines are anticipating delays, with passengers scheduled to travel being asked to check flight status before reaching the airports. According to reports,&nbsp;Airport authorities have asked passengers to contact airlines for an update.
As per Delhi Airport website, over 40 departure flights delayed due to bad weather and other related issues. Around 18 arrival flights to Delhi airport delayed due to bad weather and other related issues in the early hours on Monday.&nbsp;
Strong winds have reportedly uprooted trees in parts of Delhi leading to roadblocks. Reports say that traffic congestion during busy hours is to be expected.
The India Meteorological Department said thundershowers with moderate rainfall will continue over the National Capital region during the day too. The IMD&nbsp;also said that thundershower with gusty winds may leave vulnerable structures open to damage.
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Rain gods continue to show their wrath in down South. Eight people have died in rain-related incidents in Tamil Nadu, state Disaster Management Minister KKSSR Ramachandran said.
Rescue operations were underway in Kanchipuram and Chinglepet with two teams of NDRF being deployed in both regions.
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Further, India Meteorological Department (IMD) issued a red alert for several coastal districts of Tamil Nadu. The IMD has warned of isolated heavy to very heavy rainfall for Saturday. 
Incessant rains in the state lead to waterlogging and flash floods in several areas due to which schools and colleges have been closed in 23 districts.

Heavy rains kill 8 in Tamil Nadu, schools and colleges shut in 23 districts

8 people have died in rain-related incidents in Tamil Nadu. Govt has announced closure of schools and colleges in 23 districts. 


Eight people have died in rain-related incidents in Tamil Nadu, state Disaster Management Minister KKSSR Ramachandran said as rain gods continue to show their wrath on southern India.&nbsp;
Incessant rains in the state led to waterlogging and flash floods in several areas due to which schools and colleges have been closed in 23 districts.
Rescue operations are underway with one NDRF&nbsp;team deployed&nbsp;Kanchipuram and two deployed in&nbsp;Chinglepet.&nbsp;
India Meteorological Department (IMD) issued a red alert for several coastal districts of Tamil Nadu&nbsp;and&nbsp;has warned of isolated heavy to very heavy rainfall on Saturday.
It has also warned fishermen against going out into the sea and predicted 'wind speeds of 40-5 kms per hour gusting to 60 kms&nbsp;per hour'
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Rescue operations were underway in Kanchipuram and Chinglepet with two teams of NDRF being deployed in both regions.

Eight people have died in rain-related incidents in Tamil Nadu, state Disaster Management Minister KKSSR Ramachandran said as rain gods continue to show their wrath on southern India.&nbsp;
Incessant rains in the state led to waterlogging and flash floods in several areas due to which schools and colleges have been closed in 23 districts.
Rescue operations are underway with one NDRF&nbsp;team deployed&nbsp;Kanchipuram and two deployed in&nbsp;Chinglepet.&nbsp;
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India Meteorological Department (IMD) issued a red alert for several coastal districts of Tamil Nadu&nbsp;and&nbsp;has warned of isolated heavy to very heavy rainfall on Saturday.
It has also warned fishermen against going out into the sea and predicted 'wind speeds of 40-5 kms per hour gusting to 60 kms&nbsp;per hour'
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The weather department has issued a red alert in Chennai and its surrounding districts for Thursday as the city is likely to receive extremely heavy rainfall. Heavy downpour is expected to continue across Tamil Nadu till November 21.
Districts including Chennai, Tiruvallur, Kancheepuram, and Ranipet may experience heavy to very heavy rain.
Bracing for the expected heavy downpour, schools and colleges have been shut across Chennai, Theni, Tuticorin and Dindigul districts.
&ldquo;Isolated heavy to very heavy rainfall with extremely heavy falls over Rayalaseema, north Tamilnadu, Puducherry &amp; Karaikal and south Coastal Andhra Pradesh on 18th November 2021,&rdquo; IMD warned.
The Chennai civic body has set up a war room where officials are monitoring the rain situation. Reports said that a total of 689 motor pumps have been deployed in the city.
In all high-risk flood-prone areas, corporation engineers have been appointed for every zone to expedite flood mitigation measures.
A total of 14 people have lost their lives due to rain-related incidents in the state in the past two weeks.
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Chennai Rains: Red alert for today, war room set up, schools shut

Chennai Rains: Red alert for today, war room set up, schools shut. Check updates here

Red alert in Chennai, nearby districts as TN braces for heavy rain

The weather department has issued a red alert in Chennai and its surrounding districts for Thursday as the city is likely to receive extremely heavy rainfall. Heavy downpour is expected to continue across Tamil Nadu till November 21.
Districts including Chennai, Tiruvallur, Kancheepuram, and Ranipet may experience heavy to very heavy rain.
Bracing for the expected heavy downpour, schools and colleges have been shut across Chennai, Theni, Tuticorin and Dindigul districts.
The Chennai civic body has set up a war room where officials are monitoring the rain situation. Reports said that a total of 769 motor pumps have been deployed in the city.
In all high-risk flood-prone areas, corporation engineers have been appointed for every zone to expedite flood mitigation measures.
A total of 14 people have lost their lives due to rain-related incidents in the state in the past two weeks.

Tamil Nadu&nbsp;rains:&nbsp;Districts including Chennai, Tiruvallur, Kancheepuram, and Ranipet may experience heavy to very heavy rain&nbsp;

The weather department has issued a red alert in Chennai and its surrounding districts for Thursday as the city is likely to receive extremely heavy rainfall. Heavy downpour is expected to continue across Tamil Nadu till November 21.
Districts including Chennai, Tiruvallur, Kancheepuram, and Ranipet may experience heavy to very heavy rain.
Bracing for the expected heavy downpour, schools and colleges have been shut across Chennai, Theni, Tuticorin and Dindigul districts.
&ldquo;Isolated heavy to very heavy rainfall with extremely heavy falls over Rayalaseema, north Tamilnadu, Puducherry &amp; Karaikal and south Coastal Andhra Pradesh on 18th November 2021,&rdquo; IMD warned.
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The Chennai civic body has set up a war room where officials are monitoring the rain situation. Reports said that a total of 769 motor pumps have been deployed in the city.
In all high-risk flood-prone areas, corporation engineers have been appointed for every zone to expedite flood mitigation measures.
A total of 14 people have lost their lives due to rain-related incidents in the state in the past two weeks.
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