The record so far was 632.2 mm of rain in July 2003. It had rained for three days before the monsoon reached the city.ДЄccording to IMD, Delhi received 340.5 mm of rain in 2013. Despite the late arrival of monsoon, the capital recorded 16 rainy days this month, the highest in the last four years. Apart from this, the monsoon also arrived late by two weeks, which is unusual and caused torrential rains that broke the record of almost two decades.ДЄccording to the data of the Meteorological Department, the monsoon knocked in Delhi on July 13, which became the most delayed monsoon in 19 years. However, the water level had come down to 204.89 meters on Saturday evening.ДЇor Delhi, the month of July has been very peculiar from the point of view of the weather as this month has experienced heat wave for five days, which is the maximum since 2012.

The water level crossed the danger mark of 205.33 meters on Friday due to heavy rains in the banks of the river. On Sunday, more than 100 families have been evacuated from the Yamuna floodplains to the higher reaches in the last few days. Meanwhile, the water level in Yamuna has risen again. In Mangolpuri, a portion of the road collapsed after rain, disrupting traffic in the area. According to the Public Works Department, there was heavy water logging in Yamuna Bazar, Khanpur, Rohtak Road, Lodhi Road, Azadpur Underpass, Zakhira Underpass, Shakti Nagar Underpass, Kirari, Sagarpur. Meanwhile, water logging has also occurred at many places. Delhi Monsoon UpdateRains are continuing in the countryвЂ™s capital Delhi.

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