Commuters wade through a waterlogged underpass, following heavy rainfall at Lajpat Nagar, in New Delhi. (ANI Photo)After 24 hours of incessant rainfall and waterlogged streets in many parts, Delhi-NCR saw a brief pause in the downpour on Saturday morning as the sun shone through clouds. The pause comes after a difficult day for the capital and neighbouring areas, where heavy rain led to waterlogging, flooding in several areas and traffic disruptions in Delhi, Gurugram, Noida, Greater Noida, and Ghaziabad.However, the respite is likely to be short as the the India Meteorological Department (IMD) has forecast light rain accompanied by thunderstorms and lightning at many places in Delhi on Saturday. While the intensity of rainfall is expected to be lower than that seen over the past 24 hours, the weather is likely be unsettled across the region in the coming days.According to the IMD, there was no significant change in Delhi’s minimum temperatures over the past 24 hours. While the maximum temperatures fell by 3-6°C. Minimum temperatures remained in the range of 22-25°C, while the maximum temperature was around 27°C. Easterly winds of 20-25 kmph also prevailed over the city.The IMD has forecast no significant change in maximum temperatures over the next seven days. For Delhi, light rain with thunderstorms and lightning is likely at many places on Saturday, suggesting that while residents may see periods of sunshine, the possibility of further showers remains.