Every summer, the same map turns red.
Zoom out from one street and the pattern is national: heat in May and June, water in July.
46°C feels-like across the north.
Hotspots light up where concrete, humidity and still air stack together across the Indo-Gangetic plain.
80 mm of rain in two hours over Delhi.
Rain bands are matched against street elevation and drain capacity, one ward at a time.
Ring Road Underpass, knee-deep by 6 PM.
Commuters get a dry route before they leave. The ward gets a crew on the drain.