The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has released an updated monsoon forecast warning of heavy to very heavy rainfall in multiple parts of the country. A yellow alert has been issued in Delhi, with the national capital likely to experience thunderstorms, lightning, and moderate to heavy showers over the next 48 hours.
🌧️ States Likely to Receive Heavy Rainfall
According to the IMD’s regional updates, the following states are expected to witness significant rainfall activity:
Delhi-NCR: Thunderstorms and intermittent heavy rain predicted; yellow alert in effect.
Uttarakhand & Himachal Pradesh: Very heavy rainfall likely in hilly areas; landslide risk persists.
Uttar Pradesh & Bihar: Moderate to heavy rainfall with potential for localized flooding.
Northeast India (Assam, Meghalaya, Arunachal Pradesh): Intense showers with high thunderstorm probability.
Maharashtra (especially Konkan belt): Widespread rainfall expected, including Mumbai.
West Bengal & Odisha: Isolated heavy spells, particularly in coastal and river basin regions.
🌡️ Delhi Weather Forecast Highlights
Yellow alert issued: Valid for next 2 days.
Temperature: Max 35°C; Min 26°C.
Rainfall: Likely 30–60 mm in isolated areas.
Precaution: Commuters advised to avoid waterlogged zones and monitor alerts.
🛰️ What Is a Yellow Alert by IMD?
A yellow alert is a level-1 warning indicating "watch and stay updated". It advises residents to remain alert to changing weather conditions without immediate danger.
⚠️ Precautionary Measures Suggested by IMD
Avoid low-lying and waterlogged areas
Check weather apps or IMD portal for real-time alerts
Delay non-essential travel
Keep emergency kits handy in flood-prone areas
Schools may shift to online classes in certain regions if rainfall intensifies
❓ FAQ Section
Q1: Which states are under heavy rainfall warning by IMD?
A: Delhi, Uttarakhand, Himachal Pradesh, Bihar, UP, Maharashtra, and the Northeast are among the most impacted.
Q2: What does a yellow alert mean in Delhi?
A: It signals moderate rain with chances of localized flooding, urging citizens to stay cautious.
Q3: When is the rain expected in Delhi?
A: Between the next 24 to 48 hours, with intermittent spells likely throughout the day.
Q4: Will the rains affect travel in Delhi and Mumbai?
A: Yes, waterlogging and slow traffic are expected. Commuters should plan accordingly.
Q5: Where can I track live weather alerts?
A: Visit the IMD official website or use mobile apps like Mausam, Skymet, or Accuweather for live updates.
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Reported by Benny on June 25, 2025.
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