Heavy rainfall and thunderstorms struck Delhi on Friday, leading the India Meteorological Department to declare a red alert for extreme weather. The violent downpour interrupted Janmashtami celebrations across the region. Forecasts suggest light to moderate showers will continue into the evening, with strong winds gusting up to 60 kmph enhancing the stormy conditions. Heavy rainfall and thunderstorms struck Delhi on Friday, leading the India Meteorological Department to declare a red alert for extreme weather. The violent downpour interrupted Janmashtami celebrations across the region. Forecasts suggest light to moderate showers will continue into the evening, with strong winds gusting up to 60 kmph enhancing the stormy conditions.
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