India, May 2 -- The residents of Delhi woke up to a heavy rainfall on Friday morning, bringing much-needed relief from intense heat. But waterlogging was reported from several areas as vehicles could be seen moving slowly on clogged roads.

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) said moderate to intense spells of rainfall accompanied by moderate to severe thunderstorms and lightning (40-90 Km/h gusty winds) are very likely to continue at many places of Delhi NCR during the next 2 hours, i.e. 8am.

Waterlogging was reported by news agency ANI from several locations including Lajpat Nagar, Minto Road area, Dwaraka underpass, Khanpur and DND flyway.

The IMD said a major damage to power and communication lines can be expected due to uproo...