Heavy rain has continued to impact the Delhi-NCR region, driven by a low-pressure weather system that has been moving through northern India. According to the India Meteorological Department (IMD), this system was previously situated over northwest Madhya Pradesh and parts of southwest Uttar Pradesh. By Sunday, the system had shifted its position to remain over southwest Uttar Pradesh and the surrounding areas.

The ongoing precipitation has had a noticeable effect on local climate conditions, with the IMD noting that temperatures across the capital region have stayed below normal levels for this time of year. While the report focuses on the meteorological shift of the low-pressure area, it provides limited information regarding the specific impact on city infrastructure, traffic, or public services. The movement of this weather system remains the primary factor cited for the sustained wet conditions currently being experienced by residents in the National Capital Region.