A historic weather shift drenches the capital with record-breaking rainfall.
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Delhi recorded 186.4 mm of rain—its highest May total since 1901
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81.4 mm fell in just hours on May 25, flooding roads and homes
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A rare mix of western disturbances and cyclonic circulations triggered the deluge
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Storms uprooted trees, delayed flights, and disrupted power across the city
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Delhi’s temperature plunged from 31°C to 21°C in just over an hour
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Four major storms and a dust storm led to fatalities and infrastructure damage
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Experts warn this may signal a shift in regional climate patterns