Rain, thunderstorms and winds up to 50 kmph may give Delhi-NCR temporary relief, but high minimum temperatures and construction dust keep the air-quality risk alive.
IMD's local forecast for New Delhi-Safdarjung shows partly cloudy skies on October 8 after the scattered-rain window, with temperatures expected around 34 and 22 degrees Celsius.
IMD's scattered-rain forecast gives Delhi a short weather break after warm days and rising pollution, but the city's October air-quality problem remains larger than one shower spell.
Delhi's AQI reached 196 on Sunday morning, with 22 of 43 active stations already recording poor air quality before the winter pollution season deepens.
The India Meteorological Department's subdivision warning page has kept late-September rain risk on the public dashboard, with heavy-rain and thunderstorm...
The India Meteorological Department's latest warning cycle has kept parts of north and central India on alert after a depression over northeast Madhya...
Heavy-rain alerts for Thursday, August 6, have put schools, commuters and district administrations across several Indian regions on watch, with no national...
The India Meteorological Department's August 4 warning bulletin points to a difficult August 5 for parts of western and central India, with very heavy rain...
Monsoon disruption has moved from the forecast map into passenger timetables, with four Kalka-Shimla toy train services suspended until August 5 because of heavy rain, landslide...
India starts Monday with the monsoon still driving disruption risks across several regions, with the India Meteorological Department forecast reported by Economic Times pointing to heavy...
The India Meteorological Department has warned of a wet and disruptive start to August, with Gujarat, Kerala, coastal Karnataka and south interior Karnataka facing some of the sharpest rainfall risks.
Odisha is facing a serious flood emergency after heavy rain left at least three people dead and affected more than two lakh residents across six districts.
The Char Dham Yatra has been suspended for two days after heavy rain and landslides disrupted routes in Uttarakhand, creating a direct travel and safety concern for pilgrims.
The India Meteorological Department has warned of heavy to very heavy rainfall across several regions, with extremely heavy rainfall likely at isolated places over Odisha on July 27.
IMD has flagged heavy to very heavy rainfall in northeast India, West Bengal and Bihar with thunderstorms, lightning and rough seas across the central and eastern Arabian Sea.
Schools and colleges in Maharashtra's Palghar district were ordered shut for students on Thursday, July 2, after the IMD issued a red alert for heavy rainfall.
The India Meteorological Department has warned of a sharply divided weather picture, with heavy to very heavy rainfall in parts of eastern and western India and heat-wave conditions still likely in parts of the north.
The India Meteorological Department has warned of a sharply mixed weather picture for Saturday, with heavy rain and thunderstorms across several regions while severe heatwave conditions remain likely in isolated parts of eastern Uttar Pradesh.
A Delhi-NCR red alert for thunderstorms, rain and 70-90 kmph winds turns a routine June day into a fast-moving public-safety and infrastructure test.
Delhi clocks 38.5C — 1.4C below the seasonal average — while the IMD warns of rain and gusty winds for Monday, setting up a volatile 24 hours for commuters and the city's infrastructure.
Bengaluru and wider Karnataka moved into a sharper monsoon risk window this week after the IMD warned of heavy rainfall and issued a red alert for south interior Karnataka.
India's monsoon story has shifted from anticipation to active monitoring, with the IMD pointing readers toward heavy-rain risk in parts of the country.
The IMD issued rain and thunderstorm alerts for several states on 6 April as two western disturbances influenced weather across northwest India.
The IMD warned that heatwave conditions would affect large parts of India over the next four to five days.
The IMD issued late-April warnings for heatwave, hot and humid weather and warm night conditions across several parts of the country.
