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.
The Indian Meteorological Department has predicted moderate to occasional intense spells of rainfall in cities like Mumbai, Pune and Nashik among others. The rains are most likely to be accompanied by lightning, thunderstorms and gusty winds.
Heavy rains flooded Mumbai, causing major disruptions. The IMD has issued a nationwide rainfall warning from October 12-16, with heavy rains expected in states like Kerala, Tamil Nadu, and Goa. Check the weather forecast and flood updates.
IMD scientist Dr Naresh predicted light rain in Delhi-NCR, with Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand expecting moderate to heavy showers in the coming days.
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 predicted heavy rainfall in the states adjoining the Arabian Sea and the Bay of Bengal due to the development of low-pressure area. Meanwhile, Delhi may witness light showers.
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.
Delhi starts the day with a warm temperature of 27.05°C, expected to rise to a high of 35.69°C. The Air Quality Index (AQI) stands at 126, indicating poor air quality. Residents are advised to plan their day considering the heat and air quality.
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.
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 26, the extremely heavy rainfalls brought life in some major cities including Mumbai and Pune to still.
In view of the 'Orange' alert in Dehradun, the administration has closed all schools including Aganwadi centres. Students are parents are advised to keep in touch with the school authorities for latest updates.
In a surprise change of weather, Delhi-NCR witnessed dense fog giving an experience of the arrival of winter. The temperature dropped to 15 degrees Celsius in the region.
The heavy rainfall in various parts of Gujarat has led to a situation resembling flooding in low-lying areas. Rivers like Narmada and others are flowing at full capacity, causing several villages to become inaccessible. As a result, hundreds of people have been relocated to safer locations.
All schools in Lucknow till class 12th will remain closed today, September 12 due to heavy rain alert. Check details here.
MP weather update: The Madhya Pradesh government has given instructions to remain alert. Many bridges were flooded due to which the roads had to be closed.
There is also a likelihood of heavy to very heavy showers in Nabarangpur, Nuapada, Bolangir, Kalahandi, Koraput, and Malkangiri districts on Monday and Tuesday, the IMD said.
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