Delhi has received more rain than its normal August average, with more heavy showers expected across several states this week, according to weather forecasts. The city recorded 229.5mm of rainfall between August 4 and August 8, which is over 98% of the normal monthly rainfall of 233.1mm. This means Delhi has effectively surpassed its August average in just a few days of daily showers. The recent rainfall marks the end of a monsoon break, with forecasters predicting further rain in the coming days. Heavy rain is likely to continue in several states this week, according to the India Meteorological Department's outlook. The daily showers from August 4 to August 8 contributed significantly to the seasonal total, pushing the city past the benchmark. With more rain expected, the wet spell is likely to persist, affecting daily life and possibly leading to waterlogging in low-lying areas. The forecast comes as the monsoon remains active over parts of the country, bringing relief from heat but also posing challenges for infrastructure and agriculture.