Delhi Weather LIVE Updates: 4 Dead, 1 Injured As Strong Wind Uproots Tree, Red Alert Issued; 120 Flights Delayed

Several parts of Gurugram witnesses heavy traffic as early morning rainfall triggers waterlogging in various parts of the city.

Taking cognisance of the inconveniences faced by the commuters, Delhi CM Rekha Gupta says, "Thousands of people in Delhi are stuck in traffic jams and to set this situation right, people of the government are working hard. It is our responsibility to set all the arrangements right with time."

As per media reports, around 120 flights delayed this morning due to adverse weather conditions.

NDTV reported that three flights were diverted to Ahmedabad and Jaipur ahead of their arrival at Delhi's Indira Gandhi International airport. A Bangalore-Delhi and another Pune-Delhi flights were among those diverted to Jaipur.

The Delhi airport is currently witnessed average delays of 17 minutes for arrivals and 50 minutes for departures, as per FlightRadar.

Air India in its advisory wrote, "Thunderstorms and gusty winds have affected flight operations in parts of Northern India. Some of our flights to and from Delhi are being delayed, which is likely to impact our overall flight schedule."

"We are doing our best to minimise disruptions. We advise our guests to check the latest status of their flights here before heading to the airport", they added.

In view of the inclement weather conditions in Delhi-NCR, IndiGo airlines issued an advisory for the passengers.

"Following the advisory issued by India Meteorological Department this morning, we would like to confirm that the airport is operating as normal, despite some impact on flight operations due to adverse weather conditions", the advisory read

"Our on-ground teams are diligently working with all stakeholders to ensure a seamless and efficient passenger experience. Passengers are requested to stay in touch with their respective airlines for the latest flight updates", they further added.

Parts of Mathura witnessed severe waterlogging after heavy rainfall resulting in problems for commuters. Delhi0-NCR is also facing troubles

Delhi-NCR witnesses traffic congestion as several trees were uprooted, and vehicles broke down amid heavy waterlogging, due to a rainstorm earlier today.

Visuals of heavy waterlogging in Subroto Park area of Delhi surfaced. Heavy rainfall caused waterlogging across several other parts of the city.

A metal structure collapsed at Delhi's Indira Gandhi International (IGI)Airport's Terminal 3 as heavy rain accompanied by strong winds lashed national capital.

Delhi CM Rekha Gupta assesses situation at Majnu Ka Tilla as heavy rainfall lashes the national capital.

The inclement weather condition affected fight operations significantly. According to the Delhi International Airport Ltd (DIAL), which operates the airport, some flights were affected owing to inclement weather conditions.

The Delhi airport issued an advisory on X, saying that some flights had been impacted due to the inclement weather in the national capital. Passengers have been advised to contact their respective airlines for updated flight information.

"Our on-ground teams are diligently working with all stakeholders to ensure a seamless and efficient passenger experience," DIAL said in a post on X.

Incessant torrential rainfall coupled with thunderstorms and gusty winds lashed Delhi and its adjoining areas in the National Capital Region (NCR) early on Friday.

The inconvenient weather condition significantly impacted flight operations from Delhi airport. Besides, waterlogging and power cut has been reported across parts of the national capital region, as per media reports.

4 people were killed and one injured after a tree fell on a tubewell room built on the farm in Kharkhari Canal village in Dwarka, due to strong winds this morning. The deceased are identified as 26-year-old Jyoti and her three children. Her husband, Ajay, has sustained minor injuries, Delhi Police told ANI

According to the India Meteorological Department (IMD), a red alert has been issued for today in Delhi, with severe thunderstorms and squally winds between 70-80 kmph. Delhi International Airport Ltd (DIAL) along a few airlines have issued separate advisories for passengers.