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Weather
Low-pressure system to intensify rain over Delhi-NCR this week
✍️ India Today
🗓 06 Sep 2026, 09:18 AM
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A developing low-pressure area is expected to boost the monsoon, bringing heavier showers to Delhi and the National Capital Region over the coming days.
The India Meteorological Department has issued a short‑term forecast indicating that a low‑pressure system moving across the northern plains will enhance the monsoon over Delhi and the surrounding National Capital Region. Meteorologists say the system will draw moist air from the Bay of Bengal, leading to a noticeable increase in cloud cover and rainfall intensity.
Residents are being advised to stay alert for sudden downpours that could cause localized water‑logging, especially in low‑lying areas and along major roadways. Authorities have urged commuters to exercise caution, keep emergency kits ready, and follow updates from local weather bulletins.
The monsoon season, which began in early June, has already delivered intermittent showers across northern India. This new system is expected to extend the period of active rain, providing relief to water‑stressed regions while also posing short‑term challenges for urban infrastructure.
Officials from the Delhi Disaster Management Authority have pledged to monitor the situation closely and mobilise resources for rapid response if flooding occurs. Citizens are encouraged to report any drainage issues promptly to municipal services.
Residents are being advised to stay alert for sudden downpours that could cause localized water‑logging, especially in low‑lying areas and along major roadways. Authorities have urged commuters to exercise caution, keep emergency kits ready, and follow updates from local weather bulletins.
The monsoon season, which began in early June, has already delivered intermittent showers across northern India. This new system is expected to extend the period of active rain, providing relief to water‑stressed regions while also posing short‑term challenges for urban infrastructure.
Officials from the Delhi Disaster Management Authority have pledged to monitor the situation closely and mobilise resources for rapid response if flooding occurs. Citizens are encouraged to report any drainage issues promptly to municipal services.