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The southwest monsoon is expanding across India, bringing heavy rainfall to the west coast, Kerala, and Northeast India. While transforming landscapes into lush green vistas, travelers should prepare for potential disruptions. Hill stations offer relief from heat, but some north and central regions still face heatwave conditions.

India braces for a weather rollercoaster as the Southwest Monsoon advances, while intense pre-monsoon storms lash northern and central regions. Travellers face a week of potential disruptions, including heavy rain, hailstorms, and dust storms across popular tourist spots. Authorities urge vigilance and pre-travel checks due to severe weather warnings.

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Tourists heading to India's popular monsoon spots should prepare for heavy rains this week. Kerala and Northeast India will see significant rainfall. Coastal Karnataka and Lakshadweep also face continuous showers. Expect potential travel delays and disruptions due to waterlogging and rough seas. North India may experience thunderstorms. Bihar, however, remains under a heatwave watch.

Indian tourists face a challenging week with extreme weather predicted nationwide. Northeast and South India will see heavy rainfall and potential flooding, while North and Central India grapple with severe heatwaves. Travelers are advised to remain flexible, monitor local forecasts, and adjust plans accordingly.

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India's weather is set for unpredictable conditions over the next two weeks, with thunderstorms, showers, and localized heatwaves impacting travel. Northern regions face isolated showers and strong winds, while East and Northeast India anticipate heavy rains. Southern states will experience continuous rainfall, and sporadic heatwave conditions are possible in Rajasthan.

India is bracing for a fresh spell of rain, thunderstorms, and gusty winds across several regions, offering relief from heat in some areas while potentially causing disruptions elsewhere. Travelers should anticipate shifting temperatures and prepare for flexible plans, especially in the Northeast and Eastern India, which are expected to see widespread rainfall.

India faces a week of extreme weather contrasts, with heatwaves gripping northern and central regions while thunderstorms and heavy rain lash the hills, Northeast, and parts of the east. Travelers should prepare for potential disruptions to summer holiday plans due to soaring temperatures and stormy conditions.

India's weekend travel faces disruptions due to varied weather alerts until April 22. Northeastern and Himalayan regions anticipate heavy rains and thunderstorms, while eastern and southern areas are warned of thunderstorms. Central and western India will experience heat waves, impacting travel plans across the country.