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Office goers had a harrowing time on Tuesday as heavy rain led to water-logging and traffic problems in many parts of the Capital.
Visuals from Palam area of Delhi showed water entering a moving DTC bus causing inconvenience to commuters.
Water logging was reported from several parts of the city after the morning downpour.
Visuals from Pragati Maidan area also showed cars, bikes and autos partially submerged in water with commuters struggling to make it to their offices.
While rain brought relief from humid heat for the last many days, water-logging and traffic snarls made it a terrible Tuesday for those on roads.

Rain pain in Delhi: Water enters moving bus, traffic snarls after heavy showers

Watch: Water enters moving bus, traffic snarls in the Capital after heavy early morning showers

Rain pain in the Capital after heavy early morning showers

Office goers had a harrowing time on Tuesday as heavy rain led to water-logging and traffic problems in many parts of the Capital.
Visuals from Palam area of Delhi showed water entering a moving DTC bus causing inconvenience to commuters.
Water logging was reported from several parts of the city after the morning downpour.
Visuals from Pragati Maidan area also showed cars, bikes and autos partially submerged in water with commuters struggling to make it to their offices.
While rain brought relief from humid heat for the last many days, water-logging and traffic snarls made it a terrible Tuesday for those on roads.

While rain brought relief from humid heat for the last many days, water-logging and traffic snarls made it a terrible Tuesday for those on roads.

Office goers had a harrowing time on Tuesday as heavy rain led to water-logging and traffic problems in many parts of the Capital.
Visuals from Palam area of Delhi showed water entering a moving DTC bus causing inconvenience to commuters.
Also See |&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/heavy-rain-hits-parts-of-delhi-imd-predicts-more-rainfall-1627355807698" target="_blank">Heavy rain hits parts of Delhi, IMD predicts more rainfall</a>
Water logging was reported from several parts of the city after the morning downpour.
Visuals from Pragati Maidan area also showed cars, bikes and autos partially submerged in water with commuters struggling to make it to their offices.
While rain brought relief from humid heat for the last many days, water-logging and traffic snarls made it a terrible Tuesday for those on roads.

Delhi breathed its best air in 2 months as air quality improved on Tuesday. The average hourly air quality index was recorded at 148, in the &ldquo;moderate&rdquo; category, on Tuesday morning. On Monday, Delhi recorded an AQI of 151, placing it in the &ldquo;moderate&rdquo; category &mdash; a substantial improvement compared to the past three days. The IMD has said that continued cloudy conditions and improved wind speed is likely to keep the air in Delhi clean on Tuesday. On January 1, Delhi&rsquo;s AQI was nat 441, placing it in the &ldquo;severe&rdquo; zone; while it was 443 on January 2, also in &ldquo;severe&rdquo; category; and it was 354 on January 3 in &ldquo;very poor&rdquo; category. This was the first time since December 14 that the air in the city was in the &ldquo;moderate&rdquo; category and the cleanest air that Delhi has breathed since November 27, when the AQI touched 137.

Delhi air cleanest since Nov, thank showers and wind

Delhi breathed its best air in 2 months as air quality improved on Tuesday due to showers and wind over the last 2 days

Delhi breathed its best air in 2 months as air quality improved on Tuesday. The average hourly air quality index was recorded at 148, in the &ldquo;moderate&rdquo; category, on Tuesday morning. On Monday, Delhi recorded an AQI of 151, placing it in the &ldquo;moderate&rdquo; category &mdash; a substantial improvement compared to the past three days. On January 1, Delhi&rsquo;s AQI was at 441, placing it in the &ldquo;severe&rdquo; zone; while it was 443 on January 2, also in &ldquo;severe&rdquo; category.&nbsp;The IMD has said that continued cloudy conditions and improved wind speed is likely to keep the air in Delhi clean on Tuesday. This is the cleanest air that Delhi has breathed since November 27, when the AQI touched 137.

Delhi breathed its best air in 2 months as air quality improved on Tuesday. The average hourly air quality index was recorded at 148, in the &ldquo;moderate&rdquo; category, on Tuesday morning. On Monday, Delhi recorded an AQI of 151, placing it in the &ldquo;moderate&rdquo; category &mdash; a substantial improvement compared to the past three days. The IMD has said that continued cloudy conditions and improved wind speed is likely to keep the air in Delhi clean on Tuesday. On January 1, Delhi&rsquo;s AQI was nat 441, placing it in the &ldquo;severe&rdquo; zone; while it was 443 on January 2, also in &ldquo;severe&rdquo; category; and it was 354 on January 3 in &ldquo;very poor&rdquo; category. This was the first time since December 14 that the air in the city was in the &ldquo;moderate&rdquo; category and the cleanest air that Delhi has breathed since November 27, when the AQI touched 137.

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