Topic: DelhiNCR

Weather in Delhi-NCR changed after rain, with temperatures falling, pollution easing and AQI levels dropping below 100 in several areas on October 31.

Weather changed suddenly in Delhi-NCR on Thursday morning, bringing rain and relief from heat as the IMD issued a yellow alert for the region.

Delhi-NCR saw drizzle and heavy rain on Thursday morning, with IMD issuing a yellow alert and warning of thunder, lightning, strong winds and possible hail.

The IMD has issued alerts for rain, thunderstorms, strong winds and hail from Delhi-NCR to the hills, with heavy rain forecast in parts of south India.

Unseasonal rain changed the weather in Delhi-NCR, bringing lower temperatures, waterlogging and traffic disruption as the IMD issued alerts for northern India.

Heavy rain and thunderstorms hit Delhi-NCR on 12 October, Lucknow faced flooding and waterlogging, while hailstorms in Rajasthan raised farmers’ concerns.

The Supreme Court expressed serious concern over recent sexual crimes against women and minors in Delhi-NCR and sought effective policing and security measures.

The “No PUC, No Fuel” rule has come into force across Delhi-NCR from October 1, 2026, under CAQM directions to curb vehicular pollution.

Ahead of Diwali, the Supreme Court indicated that firecracker use in Delhi-NCR may be allowed during fixed hours instead of a complete ban.