The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has predicted heavy rainfall in parts of India. The rainfall will lash small pockets of the country in isolated places. Apart from that, there are no significant weather conditions in the rest of India.
Weather forecast today: The low-pressure area that developed over the Bay of Bengal in the past two days has intensified into a depression, which is moving northwestward and will cross the Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh Coast on October 17, bringing heavy rains in peninsular India.
The low-pressure area has developed over the Bay of Bengal. It will move west-northwestward and strengthen over central parts of the South Bay of Bengal. It is likely to strengthen in the next 36 hours and move west-northwestward towards Tamil Nadu, Puducherry and South Coast, bringing heavy rains.
Tamil Nadu rains: As per the Regional Meteorological Centre (RMC), several districts such as Ariyalur, Perambalur, Thoothukudi, Tenkasi, Thanjavur, Thiruvarur, Nagapattinam, Myladuthurai, Kanyakumari, Ramanathapuram, Tirunelveli, Thanjavur, and Thiruvarur are expected to be affected.
West Bengal weather update: The IMD said a partly cloudy sky with the possibility of light rain was likely in some areas of Kolkata during the festival, which would begin on October 9 and continue till October 12.
A school holiday has been declared in UP's Ayodhya on Saturday as the city has been witnessing heavy rains for the past few days.
As per the IMD forecast, Hyderabad is expected to witness a week-long rainfall. A cloudy sky with light rain is expected on September 27 with the maximum temperature being 32 degrees Celsius and the minimum temperature being 23 degrees Celsius.
All schools including government and non-government schools from classes 1 to 12 tomorrow have been ordered to remain closed on September 14 due to heavy rain alert.
The Meteorological Department has issued an orange alert for five states including Chhattisgarh and Odisha. Heavy rains are expected in the north-eastern parts of the country and also in central India. Heavy rains may also occur in South Indian states.
The weather department has sounded rainfall alert in several parts of the country. The coastal and northeastern regions are predicted to receive heavy rainfall today. Check the complete forecast here.
The weather department has light to extremely heavy rainfall alerts at isolated places across India. While Delhi and nearby areas may receive moderate rainfall, the western coastal states are likely to receive extremely heavy rains. Flood-torn Tripura may also receive extremely heavy rainfall.
After a hot and humid day on August 19, early morning rains lashed the national capital causing severe waterlogging on roads. Meanwhile, Traffic Police has issued advisory for Mundraka, IP Marg and other areas.
Since the onset of the monsoon, 126 people in the state lost their lives to rain-related incidents. Given the torrential rains in the state, the weather department has issued a yellow alert for two days.
The weather department has predicted rainfall in various regions across India including, Maharashtra, Goa, and Telangana, among others. In Delhi, the weather department has predicted cloudy skies with very light rainfall for next two days.
The Indian Meteorological Department has issued an orange alert for many states with likely light rainfall in the national capital. Rajasthan, which witnessed heavy rains will get relief, according to the weather department.
Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma held a meeting of senior officials in Jaipur to take stock of the situation while all schools in four severely affected districts were directed to be shut on Monday.
The IMD has issued a rainfall alert for 23 states with very heavy rainfall in states like Tamil Nadu, Bihar, and northeastern states while a heavy rainfall alert has been issued for Uttar Pradesh, and parts of Maharashtra, among others.
At least 226 people died and many remain unaccounted for after landslides hit Kerala's Wayanad on July 30 in what is seen as one of the biggest natural disasters to have impacted the southern state.
The IMD has issued rainfall alerts for many states. The rainfall has already caused severe waterlogging, flooding and landslides in many states. Jammu and Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand have witnessed cloudbursts.
Earlier on July 25-26, Maharashtra received extremely heavy rainfall causing flood-like situation in parts of several cities, including Mumbai and Pune.
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