Heavy rainfall, floods in Himachal and a cloudburst in Uttarakhand prompt tour operators to advise against monsoon travel to the northern mountains
Forecast by the India Meteorological Department indicates generally cloudy skies with light rain in Delhi; river levels rise in Uttar Pradesh, normal life disrupted in Himachal Pradesh
As monsoon rains sweep northern India, Delhi braces for light showers while other cities battle severe flooding, traffic disruptions, and power outages
LPA for the two months is 422.8 millimeters while for August alone, the met department said that monsoon in totality would be normal at 94-106 per cent of LPA
India is likely to receive above-normal rainfall during the second half of the monsoon season (August and September), the India Meteorological Department (IMD) said on Thursday. Most parts of the country, except the Northeast and adjoining areas of eastern India, are expected to record normal rainfall in August, said IMD Director General Mrutyunjay Mohapatra during an online press conference. Rainfall in September is likely to be above normal, he said. India received above-normal rainfall during the first half of the monsoon season (June and July), with some states, particularly Himachal Pradesh, experiencing flash floods. "Overall, above-normal rainfall (106 percent of the Long Period Average of 422.8 mm) is most likely over the country during the second half of the southwest monsoon season," Mohapatra said. "Geographically, normal to above-normal rainfall is most likely across most regions, except for many parts of the northeast and adjoining eastern India, isolated regions of .
A survey among residents of Delhi, Gurugram, Noida, Faridabad, and Ghaziabad found that four in five people have experienced one or more problems due to waterlogging in the past 60 days
Red alert issued as gusty winds, lightning continues in Delhi; rain likely to continue in NCR till August 3, says IMD
IMD forecasts light to moderate rain with thunderstorms in Delhi till month-end; more rainfall may bring relief from humid conditions
India Meteorological Department warns of flooding, strong winds and transport disruption in Mumbai as the city faces one of the season's most intense wet spells
Persistent cloud cover and variable humidity levels to affect daily life; no major weather alerts issued by India Meteorological Department yet
Morning showers in Delhi on July 23 improved air quality and brought down temperatures. The IMD has forecast cloudy skies, with below-normal temperatures likely to persist throughout the week
A significant drag comes from the private banking sector, which is expected to report its second consecutive quarter of declining earnings since March 2020
IMD issued temporary yellow alert for Delhi with forecast of rain, gusty winds and thunderstorms today
Scattered showers bring relief to Delhi, but rising humidity continues to trouble residents
However, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Bihar, and some states in the northeast witnessed deficient rainfall so far
According to IMD's weekly forecast bulletin, the city is expected to experience light to moderate rain, with cloudy skies, till July 23
Mandi district reports the highest number of disrupted DTRs with 143, and the highest number of water supply schemes disrupted at 142
India Meteorological Department forecasts light to moderate rain, cloudy skies and gusty winds in Delhi through till 21; air quality improves to 'good'
Delhi weather update: Light to moderate rain forecast through week; AQI remains 'satisfactory' while waterlogging, traffic congestion seen in parts of Delhi-NCR after rain
Cloudy skies, light showers continue in the capital; AQI remains satisfactory