Amid the continuously rising temperature and humidity, Delhi and parts of NCR finally get temporary relief from the scorching heat as the city on Saturday witnessed heavy rainfall. However, the monsoon shower caused water logging and heavy jams in several parts of the city.

The report said the water has been collected on Delhi’s Tilak Marg road which disturbed the regular traffic, people have to face a lot of difficulties crossing the road. Commuters also witnessed long queues of cars in some in the city during the morning rush hour.

Take a look at the visual of heavy rain in Delhi

After seeing the sudden change in weather and heavy rainfall, people started sharing visuals of the rain on Twitter. One of the users wrote some beautiful pictures of cumulonimbus clouds moving toward the capital Delhi. While another user criticised the central government and wrote that our top leaders need to invest more money on roads rather than investing in lame advertisements.

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The weather department reported that Delhi and NCR are likely to witness a minimum temperature between 26.2 to 28.3 degrees Celsius, which consider a few two notches below average. While the relative humidity in the city will remain at 84 to 85 percent.

As far as the air quality is concerned, the city recorded 110 which comes under the moderate category.

The weather department predicted that the weather remains unchanged in the upcoming few days. The cloudy skies with very light rain are likely to take place at isolated places towards the evening with the maximum temperature around 35 degrees Celsius, the weather department added.

The weather experts also suggested that Delhiites may witness heavy to heavy rain in the next 10 days. Delhi will receive more relief from the scorching heat in the upcoming days, weather experts added.

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