"The minimum temperature recorded at 8.30 AM was 24 degrees Celsius, three notches below normal," a MeT official said.
Safdarjung observatory has recorded 12.9 mm of rainfall while 143.6 mm of rainfall was recorded at Palam observatory till 8.30 AM.
The humidity levels shot up to 95 per cent and the weatherman has predicted that rains will continue.
"The skies will be generally cloudy. Heavy rains may occur in some areas of the capital and maximum temperature is expected to settle at 29 degrees Celsius," the official also said.
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