Temperature 43 degrees in Delhi

I saw photos of IG Airport last night, the whole airport was flooded with rainwater and my city very close to Delhi also experienced heavy rains.

Seen those Photos of IG airport. Looks like a swimming pool.

Delhi at this point is having 27 C, bit cloudy and no threat of rain for the time being.

Delhi is safe. Ganga is furious in Uttarakhand. especially Kedarnath.

Nothing to worry, it's always so whenever it's rainy season. Himalayas are something unique to watch, peaceful generally but roaring while it rains.

I saw photos of IG Airport last night, the whole airport was flooded with rainwater and my city very close to Delhi also experienced heavy rains.

Seen those Photos of IG airport. Looks like a swimming pool.

Delhi at this point is having 27 C, bit cloudy and no threat of rain for the time being.

Delhi is safe. Ganga is furious in Uttarakhand. especially Kedarnath.

Nothing to worry, it's always so whenever it's rainy season. Himalayas are something unique to watch, peaceful generally but roaring while it rains.

But this year devastation is in a large scale. !30 dead. 45000 pilgrims stranded. Since yesterday though army arrived, the rescue operations have become difficult due to incessant rains.

I saw photos of IG Airport last night, the whole airport was flooded with rainwater and my city very close to Delhi also experienced heavy rains.

Seen those Photos of IG airport. Looks like a swimming pool.

Delhi at this point is having 27 C, bit cloudy and no threat of rain for the time being.

Delhi is safe. Ganga is furious in Uttarakhand. especially Kedarnath.

Nothing to worry, it's always so whenever it's rainy season. Himalayas are something unique to watch, peaceful generally but roaring while it rains.

But this year devastation is in a large scale. !30 dead. 45000 pilgrims stranded. Since yesterday though army arrived, the rescue operations have become difficult due to incessant rains.

This happens every year, a common scenario for that area. I live close by so know the area like back of my palm.

I saw photos of IG Airport last night, the whole airport was flooded with rainwater and my city very close to Delhi also experienced heavy rains.

Seen those Photos of IG airport. Looks like a swimming pool.

Delhi at this point is having 27 C, bit cloudy and no threat of rain for the time being.

Delhi is safe. Ganga is furious in Uttarakhand. especially Kedarnath.

Nothing to worry, it's always so whenever it's rainy season. Himalayas are something unique to watch, peaceful generally but roaring while it rains.

But this year devastation is in a large scale. !30 dead. 45000 pilgrims stranded. Since yesterday though army arrived, the rescue operations have become difficult due to incessant rains.

This happens every year, a common scenario for that area. I live close by so know the area like back of my palm.

Uttarakhand CM, Bahuguna says, the floods are unprecedented.

I saw photos of IG Airport last night, the whole airport was flooded with rainwater and my city very close to Delhi also experienced heavy rains.

Seen those Photos of IG airport. Looks like a swimming pool.

Delhi at this point is having 27 C, bit cloudy and no threat of rain for the time being.

Delhi is safe. Ganga is furious in Uttarakhand. especially Kedarnath.

Nothing to worry, it's always so whenever it's rainy season. Himalayas are something unique to watch, peaceful generally but roaring while it rains.

But this year devastation is in a large scale. !30 dead. 45000 pilgrims stranded. Since yesterday though army arrived, the rescue operations have become difficult due to incessant rains.

This happens every year, a common scenario for that area. I live close by so know the area like back of my palm.

I agree. The weather changes every year almost at same time- a few days or month difference also can be expected. Obviously pilgrims and tourists do not bother about such contingencies. That is why there is more suffering from natural calamities. I feel sorry for thousand of pilgrims killed in natural calamity in Uttarakhand. However, rain could be expected any time. Obviously individuals and government are short sighted. Even in December or January, we shall see the issue of accidents and disaster from fog and extreme cold but nobody will take precaution.

I saw photos of IG Airport last night, the whole airport was flooded with rainwater and my city very close to Delhi also experienced heavy rains.

Seen those Photos of IG airport. Looks like a swimming pool.

Delhi at this point is having 27 C, bit cloudy and no threat of rain for the time being.

Delhi is safe. Ganga is furious in Uttarakhand. especially Kedarnath.

Nothing to worry, it's always so whenever it's rainy season. Himalayas are something unique to watch, peaceful generally but roaring while it rains.

But this year devastation is in a large scale. !30 dead. 45000 pilgrims stranded. Since yesterday though army arrived, the rescue operations have become difficult due to incessant rains.

This happens every year, a common scenario for that area. I live close by so know the area like back of my palm.

I agree. The weather changes every year almost at same time- a few days or month difference also can be expected. Obviously pilgrims and tourists do not bother about such contingencies. That is why there is more suffering from natural calamities. I feel sorry for thousand of pilgrims killed in natural calamity in Uttarakhand. However, rain could be expected any time. Obviously individuals and government are short sighted. Even in December or January, we shall see the issue of accidents and disaster from fog and extreme cold but nobody will take precaution.

People sitting at posts who can look after these matters only react later when the mishaps have taken place. There job is limited to announce compensations and show sympathies to grieved families.

I saw photos of IG Airport last night, the whole airport was flooded with rainwater and my city very close to Delhi also experienced heavy rains.

Seen those Photos of IG airport. Looks like a swimming pool.

Delhi at this point is having 27 C, bit cloudy and no threat of rain for the time being.

Delhi is safe. Ganga is furious in Uttarakhand. especially Kedarnath.

Nothing to worry, it's always so whenever it's rainy season. Himalayas are something unique to watch, peaceful generally but roaring while it rains.

But this year devastation is in a large scale. !30 dead. 45000 pilgrims stranded. Since yesterday though army arrived, the rescue operations have become difficult due to incessant rains.

This happens every year, a common scenario for that area. I live close by so know the area like back of my palm.

I agree. The weather changes every year almost at same time- a few days or month difference also can be expected. Obviously pilgrims and tourists do not bother about such contingencies. That is why there is more suffering from natural calamities. I feel sorry for thousand of pilgrims killed in natural calamity in Uttarakhand. However, rain could be expected any time. Obviously individuals and government are short sighted. Even in December or January, we shall see the issue of accidents and disaster from fog and extreme cold but nobody will take precaution.

People sitting at posts who can look after these matters only react later when the mishaps have taken place. There job is limited to announce compensations and show sympathies to grieved families.

In fact, all damage can not be prevented. But visitors to risky places during bad weather can be prevented or discouraged.

I saw photos of IG Airport last night, the whole airport was flooded with rainwater and my city very close to Delhi also experienced heavy rains.

Seen those Photos of IG airport. Looks like a swimming pool.

Delhi at this point is having 27 C, bit cloudy and no threat of rain for the time being.

Delhi is safe. Ganga is furious in Uttarakhand. especially Kedarnath.

Nothing to worry, it's always so whenever it's rainy season. Himalayas are something unique to watch, peaceful generally but roaring while it rains.

But this year devastation is in a large scale. !30 dead. 45000 pilgrims stranded. Since yesterday though army arrived, the rescue operations have become difficult due to incessant rains.

This happens every year, a common scenario for that area. I live close by so know the area like back of my palm.

I agree. The weather changes every year almost at same time- a few days or month difference also can be expected. Obviously pilgrims and tourists do not bother about such contingencies. That is why there is more suffering from natural calamities. I feel sorry for thousand of pilgrims killed in natural calamity in Uttarakhand. However, rain could be expected any time. Obviously individuals and government are short sighted. Even in December or January, we shall see the issue of accidents and disaster from fog and extreme cold but nobody will take precaution.

People sitting at posts who can look after these matters only react later when the mishaps have taken place. There job is limited to announce compensations and show sympathies to grieved families.

In fact, all damage can not be prevented. But visitors to risky places during bad weather can be prevented or discouraged.

Now the 'Char Dham' Yatra has been cancelled by Uttarakhand Government.

I saw photos of IG Airport last night, the whole airport was flooded with rainwater and my city very close to Delhi also experienced heavy rains.

Seen those Photos of IG airport. Looks like a swimming pool.

Delhi at this point is having 27 C, bit cloudy and no threat of rain for the time being.

Delhi is safe. Ganga is furious in Uttarakhand. especially Kedarnath.

Nothing to worry, it's always so whenever it's rainy season. Himalayas are something unique to watch, peaceful generally but roaring while it rains.

But this year devastation is in a large scale. !30 dead. 45000 pilgrims stranded. Since yesterday though army arrived, the rescue operations have become difficult due to incessant rains.

This happens every year, a common scenario for that area. I live close by so know the area like back of my palm.

I agree. The weather changes every year almost at same time- a few days or month difference also can be expected. Obviously pilgrims and tourists do not bother about such contingencies. That is why there is more suffering from natural calamities. I feel sorry for thousand of pilgrims killed in natural calamity in Uttarakhand. However, rain could be expected any time. Obviously individuals and government are short sighted. Even in December or January, we shall see the issue of accidents and disaster from fog and extreme cold but nobody will take precaution.

People sitting at posts who can look after these matters only react later when the mishaps have taken place. There job is limited to announce compensations and show sympathies to grieved families.

In fact, all damage can not be prevented. But visitors to risky places during bad weather can be prevented or discouraged.

Now the 'Char Dham' Yatra has been cancelled by Uttarakhand Government.

It's another regular feature, it will remain suspended and tourists/pilgrims stuck up until weather improved and roads motorable.

I saw photos of IG Airport last night, the whole airport was flooded with rainwater and my city very close to Delhi also experienced heavy rains.

Seen those Photos of IG airport. Looks like a swimming pool.

Delhi at this point is having 27 C, bit cloudy and no threat of rain for the time being.

Delhi is safe. Ganga is furious in Uttarakhand. especially Kedarnath.

Nothing to worry, it's always so whenever it's rainy season. Himalayas are something unique to watch, peaceful generally but roaring while it rains.

But this year devastation is in a large scale. !30 dead. 45000 pilgrims stranded. Since yesterday though army arrived, the rescue operations have become difficult due to incessant rains.

This happens every year, a common scenario for that area. I live close by so know the area like back of my palm.

I agree. The weather changes every year almost at same time- a few days or month difference also can be expected. Obviously pilgrims and tourists do not bother about such contingencies. That is why there is more suffering from natural calamities. I feel sorry for thousand of pilgrims killed in natural calamity in Uttarakhand. However, rain could be expected any time. Obviously individuals and government are short sighted. Even in December or January, we shall see the issue of accidents and disaster from fog and extreme cold but nobody will take precaution.

People sitting at posts who can look after these matters only react later when the mishaps have taken place. There job is limited to announce compensations and show sympathies to grieved families.

In fact, all damage can not be prevented. But visitors to risky places during bad weather can be prevented or discouraged.

I agree with you. I realised it recently when I went to Neelkanth few days back it was totally a bad decision we should not have gone there in such a whether. :blink:

I saw photos of IG Airport last night, the whole airport was flooded with rainwater and my city very close to Delhi also experienced heavy rains.

Seen those Photos of IG airport. Looks like a swimming pool.

Delhi at this point is having 27 C, bit cloudy and no threat of rain for the time being.

Delhi is safe. Ganga is furious in Uttarakhand. especially Kedarnath.

Nothing to worry, it's always so whenever it's rainy season. Himalayas are something unique to watch, peaceful generally but roaring while it rains.

But this year devastation is in a large scale. !30 dead. 45000 pilgrims stranded. Since yesterday though army arrived, the rescue operations have become difficult due to incessant rains.

This happens every year, a common scenario for that area. I live close by so know the area like back of my palm.

I agree. The weather changes every year almost at same time- a few days or month difference also can be expected. Obviously pilgrims and tourists do not bother about such contingencies. That is why there is more suffering from natural calamities. I feel sorry for thousand of pilgrims killed in natural calamity in Uttarakhand. However, rain could be expected any time. Obviously individuals and government are short sighted. Even in December or January, we shall see the issue of accidents and disaster from fog and extreme cold but nobody will take precaution.

People sitting at posts who can look after these matters only react later when the mishaps have taken place. There job is limited to announce compensations and show sympathies to grieved families.

In fact, all damage can not be prevented. But visitors to risky places during bad weather can be prevented or discouraged.

I agree with you. I realised it recently when I went to Neelkanth few days back it was totally a bad decision we should not have gone there in such a whether. :blink:

You went there despite I forewarned you to not to go. The weather is too tricky in hills these days esp in Garhwal region where mountains are very soft and landsliding is common.

@ Suny you advised me not to do rafting but you did not say that I should not go to Neelkanth but now I realise it that its risky to visit hill stations in rainy season. :blink:

Though it was wonderful experience as everywhere there was water flowing down from the mountains and looking like waterfalls on the way I will upload few of the pics tonight. :)

I saw photos of IG Airport last night, the whole airport was flooded with rainwater and my city very close to Delhi also experienced heavy rains.

Seen those Photos of IG airport. Looks like a swimming pool.

Delhi at this point is having 27 C, bit cloudy and no threat of rain for the time being.

Now Yamuna is in spate submerging the low lying areas of suburban Delhi.

I saw photos of IG Airport last night, the whole airport was flooded with rainwater and my city very close to Delhi also experienced heavy rains.

Seen those Photos of IG airport. Looks like a swimming pool.

Delhi at this point is having 27 C, bit cloudy and no threat of rain for the time being.

Now Yamuna is in spate submerging the low lying areas of suburban Delhi.

Fact is that they open gates of barrages and catchment areas to let water go to rivers which was kept for hydel purpose so far. Now the situation of electricity will go out of hands too. It is either no water no electricity or water all around and no electricity. In any case consumer has to suffer.

I saw photos of IG Airport last night, the whole airport was flooded with rainwater and my city very close to Delhi also experienced heavy rains.

Seen those Photos of IG airport. Looks like a swimming pool.

Delhi at this point is having 27 C, bit cloudy and no threat of rain for the time being.

Now Yamuna is in spate submerging the low lying areas of suburban Delhi.

Fact is that they open gates of barrages and catchment areas to let water go to rivers which was kept for hydel purpose so far. Now the situation of electricity will go out of hands too. It is either no water no electricity or water all around and no electricity. In any case consumer has to suffer.

We are the victims in any way. Courtesy, our shortsighted Planners.

I saw photos of IG Airport last night, the whole airport was flooded with rainwater and my city very close to Delhi also experienced heavy rains.

Seen those Photos of IG airport. Looks like a swimming pool.

Delhi at this point is having 27 C, bit cloudy and no threat of rain for the time being.

Now Yamuna is in spate submerging the low lying areas of suburban Delhi.

Fact is that they open gates of barrages and catchment areas to let water go to rivers which was kept for hydel purpose so far. Now the situation of electricity will go out of hands too. It is either no water no electricity or water all around and no electricity. In any case consumer has to suffer.

We are the victims in any way. Courtesy, our shortsighted Planners.

But here in my city temprature touch again to 45 degree. Water of overhead tank is not suitable to bath. It is much hot.

I saw photos of IG Airport last night, the whole airport was flooded with rainwater and my city very close to Delhi also experienced heavy rains.

Seen those Photos of IG airport. Looks like a swimming pool.

Delhi at this point is having 27 C, bit cloudy and no threat of rain for the time being.

Now Yamuna is in spate submerging the low lying areas of suburban Delhi.

Fact is that they open gates of barrages and catchment areas to let water go to rivers which was kept for hydel purpose so far. Now the situation of electricity will go out of hands too. It is either no water no electricity or water all around and no electricity. In any case consumer has to suffer.

We are the victims in any way. Courtesy, our shortsighted Planners.

But here in my city temprature touch again to 45 degree. Water of overhead tank is not suitable to bath. It is much hot.

I know your city is really hot and sandy where you need frequent bath. Noons are pain in the stomach for sure.

I saw photos of IG Airport last night, the whole airport was flooded with rainwater and my city very close to Delhi also experienced heavy rains.

Seen those Photos of IG airport. Looks like a swimming pool.

Delhi at this point is having 27 C, bit cloudy and no threat of rain for the time being.

Now Yamuna is in spate submerging the low lying areas of suburban Delhi.

Fact is that they open gates of barrages and catchment areas to let water go to rivers which was kept for hydel purpose so far. Now the situation of electricity will go out of hands too. It is either no water no electricity or water all around and no electricity. In any case consumer has to suffer.

We are the victims in any way. Courtesy, our shortsighted Planners.

But here in my city temprature touch again to 45 degree. Water of overhead tank is not suitable to bath. It is much hot.

I know your city is really hot and sandy where you need frequent bath. Noons are pain in the stomach for sure.

Its a vast country. In the same place, one region has rain, while the other region experiences humid and hot conditions.Variations in atmospheric conditions are expected.

And now the climate in Delhi has changed its been too hot these days I expect rains in few days that would give us some relief otherwise its very tough to survive in so much heat. :evil:

And now the climate in Delhi has changed its been too hot these days I expect rains in few days that would give us some relief otherwise its very tough to survive in so much heat. :evil:

But I saw it rained again and brought temperature down again.