India, July 9 -- Heavy rain continued to lash Delhi on Thursday morning, even as the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) issued multiple red alerts for more rainfall throughout the day amid reports of fallen trees and waterlogged roads. Heavy rain in the Capital a day earlier triggered waterlogging and traffic snarls.

Khajuri recorded the highest rainfall at 160mm between 8:30am (Wednesday) and 8:30am (Thursday), followed by Mayur Vihar (102.5mm), Delhi University (90mm), Mehrauli (86mm), Pusa (83mm), Lodi Road (80.2mm), and Ridge 77.8mm. Safdarjung, the city's base station for weather, recorded 72.6mm of rainfall during the same period. Most places received a large portion of rainfall between 2:30am to 5:30am on Thursday.

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