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Heavy rain accompanied by gusty winds lashed Delhi and adjoining areas in the National Capital Region (NCR) early Friday, leading to widespread waterlogging, traffic snarls, and flight disruptions at the Indira Gandhi International Airport.
The downpour, which was forecast by the India Meteorological Department (IMD), brought much-needed relief from the heat but also paralysed normal life in parts of the city. 
<blockquote data-media-max-width="560"><a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/WATCH?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#WATCH</a> | Waterlogging witnessed in several parts of Delhi as heavy rain lashes the national capital
(Visuals from near Delhi airport) <a href="https://t.co/b6gd6fmw8b">pic.twitter.com/b6gd6fmw8b</a>
— ANI (@ANI) <a href="https://twitter.com/ANI/status/1918141714373525935?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">May 2, 2025</a></blockquote>
<script async="" src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script><h2>IMD forecasts more rain in coming days</h2>
The IMD has predicted thunderstorms and intermittent rainfall to continue over the next few days, keeping mercury levels below the 40-degree Celsius mark.
Visuals from Gurugram and Khanpur showed vehicles struggling to pass through waterlogged streets, with some areas submerged in knee-deep water. Strong winds accompanied the early morning showers, further aggravating the situation.
<h2>Over 100 flights delayed, three diverted</h2>
Flight operations were significantly impacted at Delhi airport, with over 100 flights delayed and at least three diverted — two to Jaipur and one to Ahmedabad — according to data from flight-tracking website Flightradar24.
"Due to inclement weather conditions and thunderstorms in Delhi, some flights have been impacted at Delhi Airport. Our on-ground teams are diligently working with all stakeholders to ensure a seamless and efficient passenger experience," said Delhi International Airport Ltd (DIAL) in an advisory issued at 5.20 am on X (formerly Twitter).
<blockquote><a href="https://twitter.com/IndiGo6E?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@IndiGo6E</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/flyspicejet?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@flyspicejet</a>
Update issued at 07:25 Hrs
The thunderstorm has passed. However, there is some impact on flight operations due to adverse weather conditions. All stakeholders are working together to ensure a seamless and efficient passenger experience. Kindly (1/2)
— Delhi Airport (@DelhiAirport) <a href="https://twitter.com/DelhiAirport/status/1918122673772658780?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">May 2, 2025</a></blockquote>
<script async="" src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>In another update posted at 7.25 am, DIAL said the thunderstorm had passed but residual disruptions to flight operations continued.
According to the latest advisory issued by Delhi Airport at 8:20 am, operations have returned to normal after the early morning thunderstorm and heavy rain, though a few flights remain affected due to residual weather conditions.
Passengers have been advised to stay in contact with their respective airlines for the most up-to-date flight information.  "Following the advisory issued by the India Meteorological Department this morning, we would like to confirm that the airport is operating as normal, despite some impact on flight operations due to adverse weather conditions. Our on-ground teams are diligently working with all stakeholders to ensure a seamless and efficient passenger experience. Passengers are requested to stay in touch with their respective airlines for the latest flight updates," the advisory stated.
Air India also reported delays and diversions in its services, cautioning passengers of schedule changes. “Some of our flights to and from Delhi are being delayed or diverted, which is likely to impact our overall flight schedule. We are doing our best to minimise disruptions,” the airline said in a post.
The Indira Gandhi International Airport, which handles about 1,300 flight movements daily, remains on alert as authorities continue to monitor weather conditions and coordinate with airlines to minimise inconvenience to passengers.

Heavy rain accompanied by gusty winds lashed Delhi and adjoining areas in the National Capital Region (NCR) early Friday, leading to widespread waterlogging, traffic snarls, and flight disruptions at the Indira Gandhi International Airport.The downpour, which was forecast by the India Meteorological Department (IMD), brought much-needed relief from the heat but also paralysed normal life in parts of the city. #WATCH | Waterlogging witnessed in several parts of Delhi as heavy rain lashes the national capital(Visuals from near Delhi airport) pic.twitter.com/b6gd6fmw8b— ANI (@ANI) May 2, 2025IMD forecasts more rain in coming daysThe IMD has predicted thunderstorms and intermittent rainfall to continue over the next few days, keeping mercury levels below the 40-degree Celsius mark.Visuals from Gurugram and Khanpur showed vehicles struggling to pass through waterlogged streets, with some areas submerged in knee-deep water. Strong winds accompanied the early morning showers, further aggravating the situation.Over 100 flights delayed, three divertedFlight operations were significantly impacted at Delhi airport, with over 100 flights delayed and at least three diverted — two to Jaipur and one to Ahmedabad — according to data from flight-tracking website Flightradar24."Due to inclement weather conditions and thunderstorms in Delhi, some flights have been impacted at Delhi Airport. Our on-ground teams are diligently working with all stakeholders to ensure a seamless and efficient passenger experience," said Delhi International Airport Ltd (DIAL) in an advisory issued at 5.20 am on X (formerly Twitter).@IndiGo6E @flyspicejetUpdate issued at 07:25 HrsThe thunderstorm has passed. However, there is some impact on flight operations due to adverse weather conditions. All stakeholders are working together to ensure a seamless and efficient passenger experience. Kindly (1/2)— Delhi Airport (@DelhiAirport) May 2, 2025In another update posted at 7.25 am, DIAL said the thunderstorm had passed but residual disruptions to flight operations continued.According to the latest advisory issued by Delhi Airport at 8:20 am, operations have returned to normal after the early morning thunderstorm and heavy rain, though a few flights remain affected due to residual weather conditions.Passengers have been advised to stay in contact with their respective airlines for the most up-to-date flight information.  "Following the advisory issued by the India Meteorological Department this morning, we would like to confirm that the airport is operating as normal, despite some impact on flight operations due to adverse weather conditions. Our on-ground teams are diligently working with all stakeholders to ensure a seamless and efficient passenger experience. Passengers are requested to stay in touch with their respective airlines for the latest flight updates," the advisory stated.Air India also reported delays and diversions in its services, cautioning passengers of schedule changes. “Some of our flights to and from Delhi are being delayed or diverted, which is likely to impact our overall flight schedule. We are doing our best to minimise disruptions,” the airline said in a post.The Indira Gandhi International Airport, which handles about 1,300 flight movements daily, remains on alert as authorities continue to monitor weather conditions and coordinate with airlines to minimise inconvenience to passengers.

Delhi Rains: The downpour, which was forecast by the India Meteorological Department (IMD), brought much-needed relief from the heat but also paralysed normal life in parts of the city. 

Delhi Rains Wreak Havoc: Over 100 flights delayed, roads flooded as NCR hit by pre-dawn downpour, strong winds

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Heavy rain accompanied by gusty winds lashed Delhi and adjoining areas in the National Capital Region (NCR) early Friday, leading to widespread waterlogging, traffic snarls, and flight disruptions at the Indira Gandhi International Airport. The downpour, which was forecast by the India Meteorological Department (IMD), brought much-needed relief from the heat but also paralysed normal life in parts of the city.  #WATCH | Waterlogging witnessed in several parts of Delhi as heavy rain lashes the national capital (Visuals from near Delhi airport) pic.twitter.com/b6gd6fmw8b — ANI (@ANI) May 2, 2025 IMD forecasts more rain in coming days The IMD has predicted thunderstorms and intermittent rainfall to continue over the next few days, keeping mercury levels below the 40-degree Celsius mark. Visuals from Gurugram and Khanpur showed vehicles struggling to pass through waterlogged streets, with some areas submerged in knee-deep water. Strong winds accompanied the early morning showers, further aggravating the situation. Over 100 flights delayed, three diverted Flight operations were significantly impacted at Delhi airport, with over 100 flights delayed and at least three diverted — two to Jaipur and one to Ahmedabad — according to data from flight-tracking website Flightradar24. Due to inclement weather conditions and thunderstorms in Delhi, some flights have been impacted at Delhi Airport. Our on-ground teams are diligently working with all stakeholders to ensure a seamless and efficient passenger experience, said Delhi International Airport Ltd (DIAL) in an advisory issued at 5.20 am on X (formerly Twitter). @IndiGo6E @flyspicejet Update issued at 07:25 Hrs The thunderstorm has passed. However, there is some impact on flight operations due to adverse weather conditions. All stakeholders are working together to ensure a seamless and efficient passenger experience. Kindly (1/2) — Delhi Airport (@DelhiAirport) May 2, 2025 In another update posted at 7.25 am, DIAL said the thunderstorm had passed but residual disruptions to flight operations continued. According to the latest advisory issued by Delhi Airport at 8:20 am, operations have returned to normal after the early morning thunderstorm and heavy rain, though a few flights remain affected due to residual weather conditions. Passengers have been advised to stay in contact with their respective airlines for the most up-to-date flight information.  Following the advisory issued by the India Meteorological Department this morning, we would like to confirm that the airport is operating as normal, despite some impact on flight operations due to adverse weather conditions. Our on-ground teams are diligently working with all stakeholders to ensure a seamless and efficient passenger experience. Passengers are requested to stay in touch with their respective airlines for the latest flight updates, the advisory stated. Air India also reported delays and diversions in its services, cautioning passengers of schedule changes. “Some of our flights to and from Delhi are being delayed or diverted, which is likely to impact our overall flight schedule. We are doing our best to minimise disruptions,” the airline said in a post. The Indira Gandhi International Airport, which handles about 1,300 flight movements daily, remains on alert as authorities continue to monitor weather conditions and coordinate with airlines to minimise inconvenience to passengers.