Weather office has issued red and orange alertsNEW DELHI: Heavy rain lashed Delhi-NCR on Monday, causing widespread waterlogging, traffic snarls and flight disruptions, with 15 Delhi-bound flights diverted. Fifteen flights Delhi-bound flights diverted, including two international flights, with 11 diverted to Jaipur.

Passengers have been advised to check with their respective airlines for the latest flight updates. The weather office issued red and orange alerts for heavy to moderate rainfall accompanied by thunderstorms and winds of up to 40 kmph.

Heavy rain and thunderstorms were witnessed at isolated places in South East Delhi, East Delhi, Shahdara, Central Delhi, North East Delhi, South Delhi, New Delhi, South West Delhi, West Delhi, North West Delhi and North Delhi. 1mm during the period.

The showers were accompanied by strong winds in several areas, with waterlogging reported around New Ashok Nagar Metro Station, Burari, C R Park and Alaknanda. Commuters took to social media to share visuals of waterlogged roads and traffic disruptions.

Commuters were seen wading through the flooded Zakhira underpass, while rainwater accumulated in a parking lot at Connaught Place. Students navigated severely waterlogged streets in Sangam Vihar, and children were seen swimming and playing on inundated roads in Durga Vihar.

Waterlogging was also reported from Gurugram's Sector 46 and several locations in Noida, including Sector 95. 4 degrees above normal.

The Ridge recorded the lowest minimum temperature in the city at 24 degrees Celsius. Airlines issue travel advisoryAir India advised passengers travelling to and from Delhi to check their flight status before heading to the airport, warning that adverse weather could impact flight operations.

IndiGo also issued a travel advisory, saying bad weather over Delhi had affected flight schedules. The airline urged passengers to check their flight status on its website or app before leaving for the airport and advised them to allow additional travel time as road conditions could be slower than usual.

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