Delhi logs wettest August opening week in 16 years amid floods and yellow alert

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Delhi experienced its wettest day of the monsoon season as part of four consecutive days of heavy rainfall, marking the city's most rain-intensive first week of August in 16 years. The downpours triggered severe traffic congestion and widespread waterlogging across the capital. The Safdarjung weather station recorded 127mm of rainfall so far this August, while nine structures collapsed and sixteen trees fell due to the deluge. Authorities have issued a yellow alert for the city as conditions remain concerning. Relief may be on the way, with forecasters projecting a reduction in heavy rainfall from Sunday onward.

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