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The storm left several trees uprooted in Delhi. Photo courtesy: Videograb from X

Massive storm hits Delhi, Noida; causes heavy traffic congestion, power cuts

| @indiablooms | May 21, 2025, at 11:34 pm

New Delhi: A massive storm, followed by rain, hit Delhi and Noida on Wednesday evening, leading to heavy traffic congestion and waterlogging, besides power cuts in several areas.

Several hoardings fell and trees were uprooted in many localities, with some areas reporting wind speeds of up to 79 kmph.

Airlines have also issued advisories, saying the change in weather might impact flight operations, while several Metro passengers were stranded for hours.

In a post on X, the Delhi airport said flight operations might be impacted due to the inclement weather, advising passengers to contact the concerned airlines for an updated flight schedule.

Gusty winds swept over the capital city and Noida, leaving windows shattered and hoardings damaged.

Visuals showed trees swaying violently due to strong winds. A road signboard in Noida fell on a few motorcycles parked below.

A video shot by a passenger showed a mid-air plane during turbulence. The video, shot by Sheikh Samiullah, co-founder of a startup, showed the seats of the Delhi-Srinagar IndiGo flight shaking amid turbulent weather. The plane later landed in Srinagar with a damaged nose.

Air India and IndiGo advised passengers to check their flight status before reaching the airport.

 

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