Satellite imagery shows massive cloud belt over north, central India; Delhi braces for more rain
A massive cloud belt is currently affecting North and Central India, as shown by satellite imagery from the India Meteorological Department. Delhi is experiencing relief from high temperatures due to heavy rain and thunderstorms, with an orange alert issued for severe weather conditions. The region is expected to continue facing rain and thunderstorms until May 31, while temperatures remain high in other parts of North India.
- ▪A satellite image from the IMD shows a significant cloud band over North and Central India.
- ▪Delhi recorded high temperatures exceeding 45 degrees Celsius before experiencing heavy rain and thunderstorms.
- ▪The IMD has issued an orange alert for Delhi, warning of severe thunderstorms and potential hailstorms.
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Satellite imagery shows massive cloud belt over north, central India; Delhi braces for more rainA satellite image issued by the India Meteorological Department depicts a vast cloud band extending over much of North and Central India.Updated on: May 29, 2026 11:01 AM ISTBy HT News DeskShare viaCopy link A satellite image issued by the IMD depicts a massive cloud band extending over much of North and Central India. Recent thermal infrared data from the INSAT-3DS weather satellite points to a strong development of rain-bearing weather systems across the subcontinent.The cloud belt can be seen coming from Pakistan, covering large parts across northwest India (Screengrab/IMD)The cloud belt can be seen coming from Pakistan, covering large parts across northwest India across Punjab, Haryana,…
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