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With 98.7mm rain, Delhi records wettest August day in 2 years; more showers likely today

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In what marked the wettest August day in two years, Delhi recorded a staggering 98.7 mm of rainfall at Safdarjung, nearing its monthly average. Throughout Saturday, various areas experienced heavy to very heavy downpours. The temperature peaked at 32.8 degrees Celsius, with air quality deemed satisfactory. Light rain is anticipated to continue from Sunday through August 14.
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