IMD HEATWAVE ALERT
Real-feel temperature shoots to 49 deg C in Delhi; orange alert issued amid heatwave
Delhi experienced extreme heat. The real-feel temperature soared to 48.9 degrees Celsius. The IMD issued an orange alert for the next two days. The maximum temperature reached 43.4 degrees Celsius. Very hot weather will persist until at least June 12. There may be some relief starting June 12 with light rainfall and thunderstorms.
Delhi weather alert: Rain unlikely for a week as summer heat returns to scorch Northwest India, says IMD
India Meteorological Department alerts citizens. Intense heatwave conditions are expected in North and Central India. Delhi, Haryana, Punjab, and Rajasthan are on high alert. Severe heat is predicted for West Rajasthan. Jammu-Kashmir and neighboring areas will also experience heatwave. Hot and humid weather is forecast for southern and eastern states. IMD advises precautions during peak hours.
Delhi weather: Dust storms, thunderstorm likely in NCR; IMD predicts turbulent weekend
Delhi is preparing for more severe weather, with the IMD forecasting dust storms, thunderstorms, and winds up to 50 kmph. This May has been the wettest on record for Delhi, with 188.9 mm of rainfall, significantly exceeding the typical average. The city experienced multiple storms throughout the month, leading to several storm-related fatalities.
IMD issues thunderstorm alert for Delhi today; UP may see hailstorms and strong winds
Delhi is expected to experience thunderstorms, gusty winds, and light rainfall today, with similar conditions anticipated in Punjab, Haryana, and Jammu and Kashmir. An orange alert has been issued for Uttar Pradesh due to the possibility of hailstorms.
May in Delhi to end on a stormy note? IMD predicts rains, thunderstorms till May 31
Delhi is bracing for a wet and stormy end to May, according to the India Meteorological Department (IMD). Rain, thunderstorms, and gusty winds up to 60 kmph are expected. This May contrasts sharply with last year's heatwaves, remaining cooler and wetter. The city has already experienced its wettest May ever with 186.
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Temperatures soar up to 48°C across several parts of Rajasthan; IMD issues heatwave alert
Rajasthan is grappling with a severe heatwave, as the IMD forecasts continued high temperatures for the next five days. Jaisalmer recorded a scorching 48 degrees Celsius, with a red alert issued for western border districts. While western regions face extreme heat, eastern areas may experience thunderstorms and light rain in the coming days.
SC issues notice to Centre on plea seeking national guidelines on heatwave
The Supreme Court, responding to a PIL citing over 700 heatwave deaths, has directed the Centre to respond to a plea for strict implementation of national guidelines for heatwave management. The petition seeks improved forecasting, alert systems, and helplines, highlighting the increasing intensity and geographical spread of heatwaves across India.
SC issues notice to Centre on plea seeking national guidelines on heatwave
The Supreme Court has asked the Central government for a response regarding the implementation of heatwave action plans. This follows a petition highlighting over 700 heatwave deaths last year. The court wants to know why national guidelines aren't being followed. The petition also requests better forecasting, early warning systems, and helplines.
IMD forecasts heavy rain, thunderstorms and other alerts across 10+ states including Delhi, Bengaluru, Pune, Goa, and Northeast
Unusual pre-monsoon rains have triggered widespread disruptions across India, impacting cities like Pune, Goa, Bengaluru, and Guwahati with waterlogging and traffic chaos. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) attributes these early rains to shifting weather patterns, hinting at a potentially active monsoon season. Authorities are on high alert, managing drainage and traffic while bracing for continued heavy rainfall in several regions.
Heavy rain alert: From Delhi to Tamil Nadu, Gujarat to Northeast, IMD forecasts thundershowers in 10+ states. Here's full weather update
Weather Forecast Today: The India Meteorological Department forecasts heavy rainfall across India from May 21-24, 2025, influenced by a cyclonic circulation in the Arabian Sea. Red alerts are issued for coastal Karnataka, with other states like Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh, and Telangana bracing for thunderstorms. The southwest monsoon is expected to arrive in Kerala soon.
IMD rings yellow alert for Delhi NCR as steady rains expected from Tuesday through weekend
Delhi is preparing for rain and thunderstorms this week. The India Meteorological Department issued a yellow alert. Thunderstorms, lightning, and strong winds are expected. Rainfall will continue in Delhi and NCR. Daytime temperatures will be warm. Air quality in Delhi is currently in the moderate category. The Central Pollution Control Board is monitoring pollution levels.
IMD Weather Today: Bengaluru sees heaviest May rain in 2 years; South, Central India on cyclone watch
IMD Weather Update: India braces for widespread pre-monsoon activity from 20 to 24 May, with the India Meteorological Department (IMD) forecasting thunderstorms, strong winds, and heavy rainfall in multiple states. Karnataka, Kerala, Maharashtra, and Madhya Pradesh are expected to face the brunt of a developing cyclonic circulation over the Arabian Sea. Delhi and the northern plains will see moderate rain. With rainfall already causing damages and disruptions in some regions, authorities have issued alerts and urged caution across affected areas.
Weather Today: India braces for a wet week as IMD predicts heavy rains across the country until Saturday
India is bracing for a week of intense weather starting May 19, with widespread rainfall, thunderstorms, and strong winds expected across many regions. The northeast, south, central, west, and east will experience significant wet weather, potentially causing disruptions. While most of the country prepares for rain, west Rajasthan and Jammu & Kashmir will continue to face heatwave conditions.
Weekend weather map across India: 13 states including Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, and Tamil Nadu on rain alert; Heatwave looms over North India
Across India, weather extremes continue to clash. While rain and thunderstorms strike states like Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, and Tamil Nadu, the northern and central parts brace for heatwaves. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued orange and yellow alerts in several districts. A low-pressure system is also likely to form over the Arabian Sea by 22 May, potentially intensifying rainfall. From thunderstorms in Delhi to floods in the South and scorching heat in the North, India's skies remain in flux.
Rain alert in Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Karnataka for 5 days; North India likely to see heatwave relief: Full weather report here
The IMD forecasts continued rainfall and thunderstorms across southern and northeastern India over the next five days, with potential heatwaves in the northwest. Delhi may experience thunderstorm activity and a slight temperature drop. Rising temperatures in Moradabad, Uttar Pradesh, have led to an increase in hospital admissions, particularly among children suffering from fever and related ailments.
Clay walls, check dams and neem leaves: Rural India fights extreme heat with age-old wisdom
As India faces intense summers, rural communities in heatwave-prone states are employing traditional methods for resilience. Villagers are constructing check dams, planting native trees, and modifying daily routines to combat rising temperatures.
Delhi-NCR Weather Update: IMD forecasts rain, thunderstorms and cooler days ahead; Check IMD alert
Delhi NCR Weather: The IMD has issued weather alerts for Delhi-NCR, Maharashtra, Goa, Karnataka, and Kerala, forecasting thunderstorms, rain, and gusty winds in the coming days. Delhi will experience light rain and cooler temperatures, offering a break from the heat. Western and southern states will also see rainfall, bringing relief from the hot weather. The coming week will feature more thunderstorms, but no heatwave is expected, with temperatures staying between 31-36°C.
Four dead after house collapses in Delhi’s Najafgarh due to heavy rainfall
In a tragic incident, a house collapse in Kharkari Nahar village, Najafgarh, claimed the lives of four individuals, including three children and a woman, early Friday morning. The collapse occurred amidst heavy rainfall in Delhi, prompting immediate rescue operations by Delhi Fire Services. While the victims were rushed to a nearby hospital, they were unfortunately declared dead upon arrival.
Heatwave to hit Delhi as temperatures expected to soar to 42 degrees, check details released by IMD
Delhi is bracing for a heatwave as the IMD forecasts a maximum temperature of 42 degrees Celsius. The city's minimum temperature was 21.6 degrees Celsius with 24% humidity. Simultaneously, Delhi's air quality is 'poor' with an AQI of 239. Residents are advised to stay hydrated and avoid sun exposure during peak hours.
India boils as temperature soars past 44 degrees across several states; IMD warns of deadly heatwave
India is currently battling an intense heatwave, with temperatures soaring above 44°C in several states, prompting the IMD to issue orange and yellow alerts. Telangana is severely affected, recording 44.5°C in Nirmal district, while northern, central, and eastern regions also face oppressive heat.
Delhi weather: Heatwave conditions expected from April 24, IMD issues yellow alert
Delhi is bracing for another heatwave. The India Meteorological Department issued a yellow alert. Temperatures are expected to soar between 41 and 43 degrees Celsius from Thursday to Saturday. Residents are advised to take precautions. This includes avoiding heat exposure and wearing appropriate clothing. Air quality remains poor. The Met department suggests vulnerable people to take extra care.
Delhi’s 2025 heatwave plan: How the capital is preparing schools, hospitals, and city infrastructure to stay safe this summer
The Delhi government has launched its 2025 Heat Action Plan, introducing measures to combat intense heatwaves. Key initiatives include establishing heatwave wards in hospitals, installing water coolers, and implementing an early warning system. The plan also focuses on schools, rescheduling timings and training students in heatwave preparedness, alongside deploying trained volunteers and initiating cool roof pilot projects across the city.
Heatwave alerts, water coolers and dedicated wards in hospitals: Delhi govt unveils Heat Action Plan
Delhi launches its Heat Action Plan 2025, prioritizing heat resilience with measures like early warning systems and 'Cool Roof' projects. Chief Minister Rekha Gupta inaugurated pilot projects and emphasized protecting vulnerable populations. The plan includes 3,000 new water coolers, cooling shelters, and heatstroke wards in hospitals. Disaster volunteers will aid implementation, alongside awareness training in schools.
Haryana, UP, Bengal likely to see rain, thunderstorms today; heatwave to persist in MP, Maharashtra
North India braces for light to moderate rainfall, thunderstorms, lightning, and gusty winds, with potential hailstorms in Uttarakhand. Similar stormy conditions are anticipated in eastern regions and Jammu & Kashmir. Meanwhile, heatwave conditions are expected in Madhya Pradesh, with hot and humid weather in parts of central Maharashtra and Tamil Nadu.
Parts of north India hit by rain, thunderstorms amid heatwave in other pockets
North India experienced a diverse range of weather conditions on Thursday, from heavy rain and thunderstorms to persistent heatwaves. Himachal Pradesh reported a tragic death due to a falling tree amidst hailstorms that damaged crops. Rajasthan continued to sizzle, with Barmer reaching a scorching 45 degrees Celsius, while other states like Uttar Pradesh also faced high temperatures.
UP, Bihar reel under thunderstorms with over 44 dead; IMD issues orange alert for Rajasthan districts
Severe thunderstorms and heavy rain have caused devastation in Uttar Pradesh and Bihar, resulting in at least 44 fatalities and numerous animal deaths. Uttar Pradesh reported 22 deaths, prompting the Chief Minister to announce compensation for affected families. Bihar also mourns 22 deaths in Nalanda district, with similar compensation measures underway as Rajasthan braces for more storms and potential heatwaves.
Delhi braces for rain after hottest April night in 3 years; showers expected across India till Saturday
Delhi is set to get relief from the heatwave with light rain, thunderstorms, and gusty winds over the next two days, thanks to a western disturbance. Other parts of India, including the northeast and coastal regions, will experience heavy rain and thunderstorms. Heatwave conditions will continue in some areas like Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, and Gujarat.
Delhi experiences first heatwave of the season, yellow alert extended for two more days
Delhi experienced its first heatwave of the season on Monday, with temperatures soaring to 40.2 degrees Celsius, prompting the IMD to issue a yellow alert for the next two days. Several areas recorded even higher temperatures, reaching 41 degrees Celsius. A slight temperature drop is expected after April 9. The city's air quality remained in the 'poor' category.
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