The India Meteorological Department issued a red alert for Delhi on Friday as moderate to heavy rain accompanied by thunderstorms swept the city on the opening day of the BRICS Leaders’ Summit. The downpour, expected to deliver 10‑40 mm of rain across Delhi‑NCR, follows a week of dry, unusually warm weather.
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Several parts of India are likely to witness heavy rain on September 4, with Delhi-NCR, UP, Bihar, MP and West Bengal among the affected areas. Rain is expected to continue in parts of north, central and eastern India through the coming days.
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Ongole and Kavali record 39.3°C each, the highest temperatures in Andhra Pradesh; isolated light to moderate rain is likely across all districts over the next seven days, suggests IMD weather forecast
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