Heavy rains and thunderstorms lashed Delhi in the early hours of Sunday. Several areas like Moti Bagh, Minto Road, and the vicinity of Airport Terminal 1 reported severe waterlogging. (Image: ANI)

Waterlogging was reported from several parts of the national capital. Earlier on Saturday, the Indian Meteorological Department had issued a red alert for Delhi and its nearby areas, warning of thunderstorms and rain. (Image: PTI)

The ITO area was severely waterlogged as commuters struggled with disrupted traffic flow. (Image: PTI)

Although the rain provided much needed respite from the heat, it caused significant disruption to daily life. Uprooted trees blocked Akbar Road, but residents assisted commuters and pedestrians by clearing sections of the fallen trees. (Image: ANI)

Flights were also disrupted as Delhi Airport issued an advisory informing passengers about the adverse weather conditions. More than 100 flights were affected, with 49 flights being diverted due to the storm. (Image: ANI)

Severe waterlogging was also observed in the Dhaula Kuan area, as indicated by visuals from the region. On Saturday, IMD had warned of a severe thunderstorm with wind speeds reaching 40-60 km/h. They had issued a warning asking people to avoid open spaces and not to take shelter under trees. ( Image: ANI)

A car was found submerged in the Minto Park area, caused by severe waterlogging. Safdrajung area received around 81mm of rainfall, while Mayur Vihar received around 48mm. ( Image: ANI)