LIVE BLOG09 Jul 2026 | 09:16:10 AM ISTSynopsisWeather Today LIVE Updates: Heavy rainfall continued to lash Delhi-NCR on Thursday morning, prompting the India Meteorological Department (IMD) to issue an Orange Alert for the national capital. The fresh spell of rain extended the ongoing monsoon activity across the region, bringing relief from the recent humid weather while causing waterlogging and traffic disruptions in several areas.The overnight showers lowered temperatures across Delhi but also led to the accumulation of rainwater at several locations, including New Delhi Railway Station, Munirka, and other parts of the city. Localised waterlogging affected the movement of commuters during the morning hours.The IMD has warned that heavy rainfall is likely to continue through most of Thursday and advised residents to remain cautious while travelling.According to the weather department, fairly widespread to widespread rainfall is expected to continue over Delhi, Haryana, Chandigarh, and western Uttar Pradesh until July 10. Northeastern Uttar Pradesh is likely to witness another spell of rain until July 13, while eastern Rajasthan is expected to receive rainfall on July 9. Show more Show less1 New UpdateDelhi NCR Weather Live: 3 dead, 5 rescued as building collapses in Delhi's RohiniDelhi NCR Weather Live Updates: The death toll in the building collapse in northwest Delhi's Rohini climbed to three, with two more bodies pulled out from the rubble during the rescue operation that went on through the night, Delhi Fire Service (DFS) officials said on Thursday.Delhi NCR Weather Live: Air India issues advisory amid rainDelhi NCR Weather Live Updates: ​In a post on X, the airline wrote, "Adverse weather conditions may impact flight operations to and from Delhi.To ensure a smooth travel experience, we encourage our passengers to check the latest flight status at the following link before heading to the airport."Delhi NCR Weather Live: Which Areas Received the Most Rain?Delhi NCR Weather Live Updates: Delhi witnessed uneven rainfall during the latest monsoon spell, with Mehrauli, Lodi Road, Pusa and Chhatarpur recording the highest precipitation. Several other localities, including Janakpuri, Narayana and Najafgarh, also experienced moderate to heavy showers.Delhi NCR Weather Live: Mehrauli Records Highest Rainfall at 83 mmDelhi NCR Weather Live Updates: Among all weather stations in Delhi, Mehrauli received the highest rainfall at 83 mm between July 8 and July 9, according to IMD data. Lodi Road followed with 79 mm, while Pusa, Chhatarpur and Mayur Vihar also recorded heavy rainfall.Delhi NCR Weather Live: New Delhi Railway Station, Munirka Among Worst-Hit AreasDelhi NCR Weather Live Updates: Continuous rainfall led to waterlogging at several locations across Delhi, including New Delhi Railway Station and Munirka. Rainwater accumulation disrupted traffic movement and slowed commuters during the morning rush as heavy showers persisted.Delhi NCR Weather Live: Heavy Rain Brings Relief from Humidity but Floods RoadsDelhi NCR Weather Live Updates: Fresh spells of rain brought down temperatures across Delhi-NCR, ending the recent spell of hot and humid weather. While residents welcomed the cooler conditions, continuous showers caused waterlogging in several areas, slowing traffic and affecting daily commuters.Rain till July 13According to the weather department, fairly widespread to widespread rainfall is expected to continue overDelhi, Haryana, Chandigarh, and western Uttar Pradesh until July 10. Northeastern Uttar Pradesh is likely to witness another spell of rain until July 13, while eastern Rajasthan is expected to receive rainfall on July 9.Delhi-NCR weather today: IMD issues Orange AlertHeavy rainfall continued to lash Delhi-NCR on Thursday morning, prompting the India Meteorological Department (IMD) to issue an Orange Alert for the national capital. The fresh spell of rain extended the ongoing monsoon activity across the region, bringing relief from the recent humid weather while causing waterlogging and traffic disruptions in several areas.