4 months left, Delhi crosses annual rainfall normal; IMD predicts more showers ahead
Delhi has exceeded its annual rainfall normal with four months remaining in the monsoon season, resulting in significant flooding and waterlogging in key areas, including IGI airport and Connaught Place, leading to major traffic disruptions.
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