The MeT department and private weather forecaster Skymet Weather had made forecast of rain in the national capital on June 12 but the prediction did not turn out true.
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) had predicted dust storm, thunder storm with light rain, while the Skymet weather had made a forecast of "heavy rains" over Delhi and NCR on June 12.
The IMD said it did rain in a few areas in the national capital, while the Skymet Weather
The IMD has observatories at Safdurjung, Palam, Ayanagar, Ridge and Delhi. University
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