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Heavy rain lashes Delhi, NCR, leads to water-logging, traffic snarls

Rainfall brought down the maximum temperature to 28-degrees Celsius. The city and the National Capital Region saw traffic snarls as heavy rain led to waterlogging in various parts.

Updated: July 20, 2017 18:36 IST

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School students cross a water logged street after heavy rains in New Delhi on Thursday. Heavy rain lashed Delhi and the National Capital Region early Thursday morning bringing respite from Wednesday’s hot and humid weather. (Source: PTI)

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People use umbrella's during heavy rains in Delhi on Thursday morning (above). Rainfall in the National Capital has brought down the maximum temperature to 28-degrees Celsius. Delhi last received rainfall on July 17, which caused traffic snarls across the city. (PTI Photo)

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Motorists use head lights in broad day light as heavy rains and clouds bring visibility to minimum in New Delhi. The rainfall caused water-logging in several areas. Reports of sluggish traffic also poured in from various places including: Chilla border to Noida road, Dadri main road near Film City and Mahamaya-Kalindi route. (Source: PTI)

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A physically-challenged office goer uses his electric vehicle to reach office during rains on Thursday (Above). (Source: PTI)

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Traffic jam at ITO due to rains in New Delhi on Thursday. (Source: PTI)

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A father carries his son to school through a water logged street on a riany day in New Delhi on Thursday. (Source: PTI Photo)

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Vehicles plying on the Delhi-Gurugram Expressway waterlogged due to rains in Gurugram on Thursday. (Source: PTI)

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Vehicles plying on the Delhi-Gurugram Expressway during rains in Gurugram on Thursday. (Source: PTI)

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Vehicles stuck in a massive traffic jam at Delhi-Gurugram Expressway as it rains in Gurugram on Thursday. (Source: PTI)

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A group of Kanwariyas during their pilgrimage in the holy month of Shravan in New Delhi on Thursday. (Source: PTI)

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A group of Kanwariyas during their pilgrimage in the holy month of Shravan in New Delhi on Thursday. (Source: PTI Photo)

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