Gurugram Rains: Amid the continuous heavy rainfall, the Gurugram administration has directed the schools and educational institutions to conduct the classes in online mode on Tuesday. In its advisory, the administration also suggested the corporate employees work from home to avoid inconveniences. It stated that the continuous rain is expected to cause severe waterlogging in several key regions, affecting vehicular movement.
Waterlogging Disrupts Vehicular Movement
In a post on X (formerly Twitter), the authority stated that there is a high chances of waterlogging due to heavy rainfall on Monday. It stated that less vehicular movement will reduce the traffic congestion and help the ongoing repair and maintenance works.
"In view of the heavy rainfall in Gurugram on 24 August 2026, there is a possibility of waterlogging and traffic congestion at various locations across the district. All corporate offices, Government and private schools/institutions are advised to guide their employees/staff to work from home on 25 August 2026," it said in its post.
"The advisory will help reduce traffic congestion and facilitate smooth repair and maintenance works on roads and drains by civic agencies. Citizens are requested to cooperate and plan their travel accordingly," the authority added. The administration has advised the residents to follow the guidelines and limit their outings to avoid any inconveniences.
Delhi-NCR Rain Alert
While the maximum temperature of Gurugram is likely to be calculated at 33 degrees Celsius, the minimum temperature is expected to remain around 28 degrees Celsius. The temperature might further fall by at least two degrees Celsius if the rain activities continues in the region.
Delhi and other nearby cities, including Noida and Ghaziabad witnessed heavy rainfall in the early hours of Tuesday, causing waterlogging in multiple regions. The authorities have advised the residents to stay updated and maximise the use of public transportation to reduce the congestion.