Delhi experienced light rainfall early Sunday, with the India Meteorological Department (IMD) issuing a yellow alert for light rain across the city. Between 8:30 pm Saturday and 8:30 am Sunday, the city recorded 1 mm of rainfall, providing relief from the recent heat and humidity, according to livemint.com.
The rainfall was isolated but significant enough to lower temperatures and increase moisture levels in the air. The Safdarjung area reported mist and a temperature of 27°C as of 8 am Sunday. The IMD's yellow alert indicated the likelihood of continued light rain throughout the day, signaling a temporary shift in weather conditions for the national capital.
This rainfall comes amid a period of high heat and humidity in Delhi, which has affected daily life and health. The IMD's alert serves as a precaution for residents and authorities to prepare for wet conditions. Such weather changes are closely monitored in the region due to their impact on air quality and urban comfort, especially during the summer months.
The IMD's yellow alert remains in effect for Sunday, with forecasts suggesting intermittent light rain in various parts of Delhi. The rainfall total of 1 mm recorded overnight marks a modest but welcome change in the city's weather pattern, as reported by livemint.com.