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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.
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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.
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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.
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Bengaluru traffic dept issues fresh alerts as monsoon becomes active, more rains expected
Bengaluru faced severe traffic disruptions and waterlogging on Tuesday due to heavy rains as part of the active southwest monsoon. Key areas, including Outer Ring Road and Hebbal Circle, were significantly affected. Ongoing infrastructure work and vehicle breakdowns worsened the situation. Further rainfall is anticipated, impacting the city throughout the week.
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Heavy rains ravage Tripura: Seven dead in landslides, two missing amid flooding
Heavy rainfall in Tripura over the last 48 hours resulted in seven fatalities and significant flooding. South Tripura and Gomati are the worst-hit areas. Relief operations are ongoing with 183 camps set up for displaced families, and various departments are cooperating in rescue missions. Additional rainfall is expected, and warnings are in place for several districts.
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Hyderabad hit by sudden heavy rains, man washed away. IMD forecasts more rainfall
Heavy rains in Hyderabad caused significant waterlogging and traffic disruptions, with authorities actively working to clear the roads. The ongoing Amberpet Flyover construction added to the traffic woes. In Telangana, lightning strikes during the rains resulted in two tragic deaths. The Indian Meteorological Department has predicted continued rainfall in the region over the next few days.
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Delhi faces heavy rainfall: Traffic disruptions, waterlogging, and weather forecast
Delhi Rains: Heavy rainfall in Delhi-NCR on Tuesday brought much-needed relief from the heat but also caused widespread waterlogging and traffic disruptions. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has forecasted light to moderate rainfall in the coming days, with an orange alert issued for parts of the city. Commuters faced significant challenges due to waterlogged streets and traffic diversions, with authorities urging residents to take alternate routes. This article provides detailed updates on the weather, traffic, and ongoing alerts in the region.
Met forecasts very heavy rain in Gangetic West Bengal till August 20
The Indian Meteorological Department predicted heavy rainfall in Gangetic West Bengal due to a low-pressure area, expected to intensify. The system was likely to move west-northwestward, affecting areas including Jharkhand and Bihar. Sub-Himalayan West Bengal was also expected to receive heavy rain till August 21.
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.
Delhi weather on Independence Day: IMD issues yellow alert, forecasts rain
The Indian Meteorological Department issued a yellow alert for Delhi on Independence Day, predicting rain that could impact traffic and cause water accumulation. Significant rainfall was reported in August, nearing monthly averages. Further rainfall was expected in northwest India. Delhi’s air quality remained satisfactory with an AQI of 65, projected to continue in this range for the coming days.
Mumbai to get light rains, yellow alert across 6 Maharashtra districts; Check full weather forecast here
Mumbai Weather Update: Mumbai is expected to experience mostly cloudy weather with light rain over the next few days. The city’s temperatures will hover between 26°C and 30°C today, with wind speeds around 15 kilometres per hour. The sun rose at 6:19 AM and will set at 7:07 PM, offering a brief respite between rainy spells.
One day of rain got you down? Bengaluru's forecast promises a week of nonstop wet weather
Bengaluru is in for a wet spell as the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has predicted a full week of rainfall for the city. According to the forecast, light rain will persist until Thursday, followed by heavier showers on Friday and Saturday.
Delhi has cleanest air in 6 years. But heavy rains are coming, forecasts IMD in weather update
Delhi reached its cleanest Air Quality Index (AQI) of 53 between January and August for the years 2018 to 2024, according to the Commission for Air Quality Management. Delhi experienced light rain with temperatures peaking at 34.1°C. Forecasts from the India Meteorological Department predict continued rain over the next seven days, with possible heavy rainfall around August 13-14.
Weather Update: Monsoon active again, heavy rainfall expected in many states. Check IMD's full list
IMD Weather Update: The India Meteorological Department stated that the monsoon trough was active and located south of its regular position. A depression over Northeast Rajasthan weakened into a low-pressure area in central Pakistan, expected to bring significant rainfall. Regions such as Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, and Assam were forecasted to experience isolated heavy rainfall over the week.
Should utilise Met's improved heavy rainfall forecasts to save lives, property: IMD chief
The India Meteorological Department improved its heavy rainfall predictions by 30 to 40 per cent in the past five years, said IMD chief Mohapatra. Nonetheless, Kerala blamed the IMD for insufficient warnings before fatal landslides in Wayanad. Improvements in early warning systems have aided disaster management, and further advancements are expected in the coming years.
Heavy rainfall coming to Delhi-NCR: IMD warns of intense rains on Tuesday and Wednesday in weather forecast
The Delhi area was forecasted to experience severe rainfall from Tuesday to Thursday, with a 'yellow' alert issued for August 6-8. Safdarjung recorded significant rainfall in early August. The IMD warned of possible minor traffic disruptions, increased accident risks, and water accumulation due to continuous rain showers.
Chennai weather update: Rains to continue this week. Check IMD's forecast for next one week for Tamil Nadu
Chennai's recent weather, marked by cloudy skies and rain, sparked interest on social media. India Meteorological Department predicted light to moderate rain and thunderstorms in Tamil Nadu, Puducherry, and Karaikal, expecting heavy rainfall in certain districts. Chennai's 48-hour forecast indicated partly cloudy skies with scattered rain and thunderstorms, keeping residents alert.
Wayanad landslide forecast bulletins experimental: GSI after Kerala disaster
Geological Survey of India announced that its landslide forecast system in Wayanad is currently experimental and under testing, expecting it to be public-ready in 4-5 years. Heavy rain-triggered landslides caused significant destruction and loss of lives. Forecasts are issued to local disaster management authorities for validation and not intended for public use.
Wayanad Landslide: Did Kerala govt not respond to IMD's orange alert? Met Dept says 'don't wait for us'
Kerala Wayanad Landslide: The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has urged states to take action when an Orange alert is issued, rather than waiting for a red alert. The disaster in Kerala has claimed over 200 lives and trapped hundreds. The Indian Army has successfully evacuated people from affected areas, and members of the Army's Madras Sappers built a makeshift 100-foot bridge to support rescue efforts.
Rainfall would be more than 106% for the second part of monsoon across India: IMD
India experienced higher than normal rainfall in July 2024, indicating good agricultural activity, according to the India Meteorological Department (IMD). The second part of the monsoon is predicted to be over 106% above normal across India. However, parts of northeast and East India will receive below normal rainfall. Deficient rainfall was recorded in Punjab, Haryana, Chandigarh, adjoining Himachal Pradesh, Jammu and Kashmir, and northwest India at 14.3% below normal.
Delhi rains: Can AI and supercomputers improve IMD's weather forecasts?
Union Home Minister Amit Shah and Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan clashed over the Wayanad landslides. Shah said Kerala ignored warnings; Vijayan refuted this. The IMD also faced criticism for inadequate alerts in Delhi and Mumbai during heavy rain. Efforts to improve IMD's forecast accuracy are ongoing, using AI and advanced computing systems.
Severe rainfall hits Delhi: At least 10 flights diverted, severe waterlogging reported
Heavy rainfall has led to severe disruptions in Delhi, including the diversion of at least 10 flights. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a red alert for the region, forecasting continued heavy rains until August 5. Traffic congestion and waterlogging are significant issues, with key areas like Parliament and Pant Marg experiencing severe impacts. The extended forecast predicts further heavy rains across Delhi and neighboring regions.
Delhi-NCR traffic comes to a halt as heavy rains cause widespread flooding
Heavy rainfall in Delhi and the National Capital Region (NCR) on Wednesday caused severe waterlogging, disrupting traffic and daily life. The India Meteorological Department has issued a red alert, predicting continued heavy rain until August 5. The downpour has affected transportation, including flight diversions and extensive water accumulation in key areas. Authorities are addressing waterlogging issues to minimize public inconvenience.
Delhi drenched by heavy rain; police issues advisory on traffic diversions
Delhi experienced heavy rains and thunderstorms on Friday, providing relief from humid weather but causing waterlogging and traffic disruptions. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) predicts more showers in the next two hours. Areas like Burari, Model Town, and Patel Nagar saw moderate rainfall and thunderstorms. Light rain affected places including Narela and India Gate. Convective clouds suggest ongoing rain, thunderstorms, and gusty winds. The IMD warned of localized flooding and traffic issues. Delhi Traffic Police issued advisories for waterlogged roads and alternative routes. Delhi University recorded the highest rainfall at 89.5 mm in the last 24 hours.
Mumbai, Pune get IMD warning for more rains in next 7 days. Check day-wise weather forecast
Mumbai and its suburbs experienced heavy rain causing waterlogging. Traffic diversions occurred near Kurla's Sheetal Cinema, Aarey-Goregaon, and Andheri subway. Rail services were unaffected. IMD forecasts more rain for Mumbai and Pune.
Met office issues very heavy rainfall alert for parts of Madhya Pradesh
The Meteorological Office issued a very heavy rainfall alert for some parts of Madhya Pradesh, predicting significant rainfall within the next 24 hours. According to the regional meteorologist, very heavy rainfall, ranging from 115mm to 204mm, is expected in six locations: Sehore, Rajgarh, Agar Malwa, Sheopur Kalan, and Morena.
Monsoon update: IMD warns of extremely heavy rainfall in 3 states in weather forecast
The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a weather advisory for significant rainfall in various regions across India over the next few days. The monsoon will be especially active in the Peninsular and central parts of the country.
Monsoon getting active. Extreme heavy rainfall warning for 5 states, IMD issues red alert
IMD forecasts active monsoon conditions in multiple regions of India for the next few days. Expect extremely heavy rainfall in many parts of five states, the weather department said.
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