Netizens took a dig at the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) for what they called inaccurate weather predictions. Despite IMD issuing a Red Alert for Mumbai on July 9, the sun unexpectedly emerged in the city. Meanwhile, Delhi experienced significant downpours despite "no such alert" from IMD.
Mumbai, under a red alert, saw temporary clear skies on the predicted rainy day, leaving residents bemused. In contrast, Delhi witnessed unexpected showers, highlighting discrepancies between forecasted alerts and actual weather conditions, prompting discussions on the reliability of meteorological predictions. IMD issued Red Alert for Mumbai : Where Sun is coming out now ☀️ IMD issued no such alert for Delhi : Where heavy Rain is started 🌧 — Akash Patel (@aakashpatel200) Red alert living up to its billing and how, IMD, you beauty, take a bow; The sun has come out of its hiding now, Ab jhak maarke office jaana padega, so ciao! — Dhananjay Mehendale (@FacadeKiJadd) IMD The accurate in being Inaccurate 😅 IMD issued Red Alert for Mumbai : Where Sun is coming out now ☀️ IMD issued no such alert for Delhi : Where heavy Rain is started 🌧 — Kavita (@KavitaUP70) ⛈️🚨The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a Red Alert for Mumbai.
🏫In view of this, all schools and colleges in Mumbai have been declared a holiday for tomorrow Tuesday, 9th July 2024, in consideration of the safety of students. The Brihanmumbai Municipal..
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