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After wet Aug with 16 per cent more rains, India likely to record above normal rainfall again in Sept: IMD
India experienced 16% more rainfall than usual in August, with the Northwest receiving 253.9 mm, the second highest since 2001, according to the IMD. Despite below-normal rainfall in the northeast and some regions, overall monsoon precipitation exceeded the norm, totaling 749 mm since June 1, outlined IMD Chief Mohapatra.
Depression forms in Bay of Bengal, to hit parts of Andhra Pradesh and Odisha, IMD says
The India Meteorological Department announced that a low-pressure area in the Bay of Bengal has intensified into a depression and is expected to cross north Andhra Pradesh and south Odisha coasts by midnight. This system is likely to bring very heavy rainfall in Odisha, especially in southern and western districts over the weekend.
Gujarat Weather Update: Cyclone Asna seen moving away West-Northwest from Indian Coast in 24 hours
Gujarat Rains news: The Indian Meteorological Department has issued a new forecast for cyclone Asna, a deep depression over the Arabian Sea, causing heavy rains in Gujarat. The cyclone is expected to move West-Northwest away from the Indian coast in the next 24 hours. Regions such as Kachchh received heavy rainfall with Gujarat experiencing 50% more rainfall than normal since June 1.
Floodwaters recede, but Gujarat's villages still struggle; IMD issues Cyclone alert for Kutch
Gujarat faced significant waterlogging issues as swollen rivers led to submerged towns and villages. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has warned of a potential cyclonic storm in the Kutch region. Relief efforts are ongoing, with some areas already seeing improvements as water levels decrease. Authorities continue to manage the aftermath and assist affected residents, aiming to restore normalcy soon.
Cyclone Asna hits Gujarat: IMD updates on Arabian Sea storm
A deep depression caused heavy rains and floods in Gujarat, intensifying into cyclone Asna off the Kachchh coast and neighboring Pakistan. This is the first August cyclone in the Arabian Sea since 1976. The cyclone is moving west-northwest, away from the Indian coast. Gujarat's rain-related incidents have resulted in 26 deaths and the relocation of over 18,000 people.
Kerala braces for severe weather: IMD issues orange alert for seven districts amid heavy rain, flooding
Heavy rains hit several districts in Kerala on Friday, causing waterlogging and traffic disruptions. The India Meteorological Department issued an orange alert for Ernakulam, Idukki, Thrissur, Kozhikode, Wayanad, Kannur, and Kasaragod. Moderate rainfall with gusty winds up to 50 kmph was forecasted. Residents in vulnerable areas are advised to relocate for safety.
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Cyclone warning: People living in weak structures in Kutch district told to move to safer places
Authorities in Kutch, Gujarat have urged people living in huts to move to safer buildings like schools or temples due to an imminent cyclonic storm. The deep depression over the area is expected to intensify, with wind speeds possibly reaching 75 kmph. The storm, named Asna, is rare for August.
IMD warns of rare August cyclone set to form over Arabian Sea on Friday
Cyclone Asna is forming over the Saurashtra-Kutch region of Gujarat and is expected to move towards Oman by Friday, as per the IMD. This rare August cyclonic event in the Arabian Sea has caused significant rainfall in the region. Historically, only three similar storms have occurred since 1891, highlighting its unusual nature.
India's monsoon expected to be prolonged, threatening ripe crops
India's monsoon rains are expected to extend into late September due to a developing low-pressure system, potentially disrupting the usual withdrawal pattern. This prolonged rainfall could damage summer-sown crops like rice, cotton, soybean, corn, and pulses, which are typically harvested in mid-September.
Weather Update: Gujarat, Maharashtra and North East set to receive very heavy rainfall till next week; flash flood risk flagged in some areas
Weather Update News: The India Meteorological Department has issued warnings of heavy rainfall across northwest and central India and northern peninsular India. Gujarat, Maharashtra, and Rajasthan have already experienced torrential rains. Potential localized flooding and travel disruptions are expected. Tripura and Vadodara face severe flooding issues, while Delhi continues to receive substantial rainfall.
Heavy rains in Shimla, trees uprooted; IMD issues yellow alert
Shimla has experienced heavy rains causing significant disruptions, including uprooted trees and partial damage to a government office. The area saw 41 mm of rain, prompting the IMD to issue a yellow warning for the next 24 hours. Experts are concerned about rising landslides, recommending water management to mitigate soil saturation.
Delhi weather: Heavy rain lashes parts of Delhi-NCR, waterlogging reported in some areas
Rain and thunderstorms hit Delhi and NCR on Wednesday, causing waterlogging in some areas. The IMD has issued a yellow alert, predicting a cloudy sky with moderate rain. This August saw the highest number of rainy days in 14 years. On August 25, significant rainfall brought relief from humid weather in the city.
Gujarat Rains: Havoc in western state; at least 7 reported dead, 6,000 evacuated
Heavy rains caused widespread flooding in Gujarat, resulting in seven deaths and extensive damage. The IMD warned of continued rainfall. Authorities relocated thousands, and rescue efforts are ongoing. Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel and Union Home Minister Amit Shah discussed additional support for relief operations. Residents were advised to remain indoors to avoid dangers posed by ongoing heavy rains.
Mumbai gets heavy rainfall alert for this week as IMD issues warning for Gujarat, Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh
A deep depression over northwest Madhya Pradesh and east Rajasthan intensified, leading to heavy rains in Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Gujarat, Goa, and Maharashtra. Mumbai will see cloudy skies and varying rainfall. Wind conditions are expected to worsen, affecting coastal regions and prompting warnings for fishermen and small ships.
Gujarat rains: IMD issues red alert for three more days; primary schools shut tomorrow
Torrential rains over the past three days in Gujarat led to flooding, evacuations, and disruption of daily life. The India Meteorological Department warned of continued heavy rainfall and strong winds. The Indian Coast Guard advised fishermen to avoid the sea. Traffic and normal routines were greatly affected by the adverse weather conditions.
Significant rainfall observed in various parts of country, Gujarat being highest: IMD
Gujarat reported significant rainfall, highlighted by Vadodara's 28 cm. Ahmedabad faced severe waterlogging, disrupting daily life. Other states, including West Bengal, Madhya Pradesh, and Rajasthan, also received substantial rain. IMD predicted further downpours in these regions over the coming days, urging caution and preparedness.
Why Gujarat and Maharashtra are experiencing heavy rainfall? When will it stop?
Incessant rainfall has led to severe flooding in Gujarat, East Rajasthan, and Maharashtra. Gujarat reported three fatalities and extensive evacuations. Rescue operations are underway. A deep depression over East Rajasthan is causing the downpour, expected to continue until September 1. The IMD warns of potential flash floods in the affected areas.
IMD issues heavy rainfall warning for Odisha over next three days, orange alert for northeastern districts
The IMD also forecast light to moderate rainfall across most parts of the state over the next 24 hours. In the past 24 hours, six locations recorded very heavy rainfall, with Bamra in Sambalpur receiving the highest at 167.8 mm. Most other areas experienced light-to-moderate rainfall.
Monsoon fury: IMD issues red alert for Gujarat, yellow alert for Mumbai & adjoining areas
Monsoon Alert: India has been facing severe disruptions due to persistent heavy rains. Now, IMD has issued a red alert for Gujarat and Raigad in Maharashtra. Mumbai and its neighboring areas received a yellow alert, while Palghar, Thane, and Ratnagiri got an orange alert. The IMD also forecasted heavy rainfall for Vidarbha, Madhya Pradesh, and Maharashtra.
Mumbai Weather today: IMD issues orange alert for Mumbai, Thane and Palghar. Check forecast for next week
Rains brought much-needed relief to Mumbai on Saturday after a brief dry spell. The India Meteorological Department has forecasted more showers for the city and neighboring areas. An orange alert for heavy rainfall has been issued. Significant rainfall was also recorded in other parts of Maharashtra, causing potential disruptions in daily activities.
Rainfall Alert: Mumbai, Thane and Palghar to receive heavy showers for next 5 days
Heavy rainfall has been predicted by the India Meteorological Department for Mumbai, Thane, Palghar, and surrounding areas in Maharashtra for the next few days. An orange alert has been issued for these regions. Citizens were advised to take precautions as the rainfall could lead to flooding in low-lying areas.
Tripura faces severe flooding; IMD maintains red alert
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has maintained a red alert across all eight districts of Tripura due to severe weather. Approximately 40,000 people are sheltered in 335 relief camps, though no new casualties have been reported since the initial 10 deaths and one missing person.
Delhi's weather drama: Heavy rains drench some areas, others stay dry. IMD explains why
Delhi saw heavy rainfall on Tuesday, leading to waterlogging and traffic issues. Areas like the Ridge had significant downpours, while others remained relatively dry. The India Meteorological Department attributed this to a thunderstorm and weak monsoon. A yellow alert has been issued, forecasting more rain from Thursday to Saturday.
IMD predicts heavy rains in Kerala; issues orange alert
Kerala Rains: Heavy rains and winds have been predicted for Kerala over the next five days, with an orange alert issued in several districts by the IMD. Rising water levels have prompted authorities to issue warnings, advising residents near rivers and in coastal areas to remain vigilant and avoid unnecessary travel during the adverse weather conditions.
Delhi Rains: IMD predicts light rain and thunderstorms in Red Fort area during 78th Independence Day celebrations
Delhi Rains: The IMD forecasted light rain and thunderstorms in the morning and forenoon over the Red Fort area during India's 78th Independence Day celebrations. Light rain was also expected later in the day. Temperatures ranged from 25 to 34 degrees Celsius. Preparations were in full swing for PM Modi's address from the historic site.
IMD warns of heavy rain in landslide-hit Wayanad
The India Meteorological Department issued heavy rainfall warnings for parts of Kerala and Lakshadweep. Wayanad district, previously hit by deadly landslides, is under 'orange' alert. Scientists cited climate change, intense rainfall, forest cover loss, and mining as factors behind the landslides. IMD had issued alerts prior to the extreme weather event on July 30 in Wayanad.
Delhi put on 'yellow' alert after morning rainfall
Delhi witnessed rainfall in various regions on Monday, prompting a 'yellow' warning from the weather office. The city's minimum temperature was 24.8 degrees Celsius with 100 per cent humidity in the morning. The Air Quality Index was recorded in the 'satisfactory' category with a reading of 53, as per Central Pollution Control Board data.
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