Weather Forecast – Latest Updates Across India
If you want to know what the sky is planning today, you are in the right spot. We gather the most recent weather reports, from Delhi’s stalled monsoon to scorching heatwaves in Agra. All the info comes from the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) and local stations, so you can trust the numbers.
Current Monsoon Situation
Delhi’s monsoon is stuck. IMD says a high‑pressure “wall” is blocking the rains even though clouds are thick. The anti‑cyclonic circulation over the north is keeping the moisture away, which means the city may have to wait a few more days for a proper downpour. Expect the usual low‑level humidity but no real rain until the pressure eases.
In the east, Jharkhand could see heavy rain within 48 hours. A low‑pressure system over the Bay of Bengal might move inland, bringing localized flooding. The same system is nudging Madhya Pradesh, where the IMD has issued heavy‑rain alerts for 22 districts. If you live in those areas, keep an eye on road conditions and be ready for water‑logging.
Meanwhile, the western coast is still pulling ahead. The Arabian Sea branch of the monsoon remains strong, while the Bay of Bengal branch is weaker. This imbalance explains why western states get more rain early, and eastern states have to wait.
Heatwaves and City‑Specific Alerts
Delhi’s recent heatwave sparked a viral claim that the temperature hit 54°C. The fact‑check shows that the number is wrong – the highest reading recorded by IMD in June was far lower. Still, temperatures are climbing, and thunderstorms may give brief relief before the monsoon arrives.
Agra topped Uttar Pradesh at 47.5°C, making it the hottest city in the state. IMD warns that the next three days will stay above 45°C, so stay hydrated and avoid outdoor activities during peak hours.
In Kolkata, Eden Gardens will host the KKR vs RCB IPL match under hot and humid conditions. Expect daytime highs of 32‑34°C, evening temperatures around 26°C, and humidity near 79%. Light rain could pop up, so a short delay is possible.
For sports fans, the weather at Sharjah’s cricket venue is also important. The UAE vs Bangladesh T20I series had a mild evening breeze and a low pressure that kept the temperature comfortable for players and viewers.
All these updates point to a mixed picture: rain in some regions, heat in others, and occasional thunderstorms that can swing the temperature quickly. The best way to stay safe is to check the local IMD forecast daily and plan your day accordingly.
Whether you are heading to the office, the stadium, or a weekend trip, knowing the weather helps you dress right, carry an umbrella if needed, and avoid unnecessary health risks. Keep this page bookmarked for quick access to the latest forecasts and alerts across the country.
