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Wind at 90 kmph speed, thunderstorm, rain: IMD issues red alert in Delhi; Noida residents get 'extreme weather' warning

Wind at 90 kmph speed, thunderstorm, rain: IMD issues red alert in Delhi; Noida residents get 'extreme weather' warning
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The India Meteorological Department has issued a red alert for Delhi and Noida due to an approaching severe weather system. Residents are warned of intense thunderstorms, heavy rainfall, and wind speeds reaching up to 100 kmph.

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Extreme weather events pose significant risks to public safety and urban infrastructure in densely populated regions.

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The government issued an ‘extremely severe’ weather alert on Thursday in Noida. It warned that some areas of the district could experience, on Thursday night, intense thunderstorms with wind speeds of 70–90 kmph, gusting up to 100 kmph. Lightning, moderate to heavy rainfall, and possible hailstorms, is also expected to occur in Delhi-NCR. Authorities have advised residents to remain cautious and take necessary safety precautions.

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