Various areas of Delhi-NCR witnessed a moderate to heavy downpour on September 16 causing water-logging in many places
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The IMD on September 16 said that occasional spells of intense rainfall and gusty wind at the speed of 50 to 70 kmph and moderate rain are expected in Delhi-NCR
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The IMD said that the maximum and minimum temperatures were expected to stay at around 36°C and 26°C
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The national capital settled at the temperature of 26.9°C on September 16. The commuters were spotted wading through water-logged streets
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The southwest monsoon is likely to be active over central and eastern India until September 21
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August ended with a rain deficit that led to an increase in temperatures in the capital. The El Niño effect led to weak south-west monsoon conditions
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The IMD predicted heavy rainfall and asked people to stay indoors and take shelter in safe areas
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Here are a few pictures of heavy rains in Delhi
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Ganesha idol sellers were seen covering the idols with a tarp on the street of New Delhi due to sudden rains
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Parents were spotted returning home with their kids from school amid heavy rainfall
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Here's a pic of visitors enjoying rain on Kartavya Path near India Gate, New Delhi