northeast monsoon

Northeast India anticipates a normal to above-normal monsoon in 2026, potentially leading to fewer extreme heat days, according to weather experts. While overall rainfall is projected to be favorable, past data indicates significant variability in distribution, raising concerns about increased dry and warm spells. The IMD has issued warnings for very heavy rain in isolated areas across several northeastern states.

The southwest monsoon is advancing across India, bringing heavy rainfall to popular tourist destinations in coastal Karnataka and Northeast India. Meanwhile, northern regions face thunderstorms, hailstorms, and persistent heatwave conditions. Travellers are advised to prepare for potential disruptions and monitor local advisories.

Study warns of rising heat stress, higher humidity, and changing rainfall patterns across four coastal districts by 2040

India's southwest monsoon has arrived, bringing widespread rain to southern and eastern regions, causing travel disruptions but also scenic beauty. Heavy downpours are expected in Kerala, Karnataka, and the Northeast, while parts of North India face thunderstorms. Simultaneously, some areas like Bihar and Uttar Pradesh continue to experience heatwaves, highlighting varied weather patterns across the nation.

India's southwest monsoon is advancing, bringing heavy rains to southern and northeastern regions. Travelers face a mixed bag of weather, with thunderstorms, dust storms, and hailstorms expected elsewhere. While the monsoon offers opportunities for nature tourism, it also poses risks like flooding and travel disruptions. Travelers are urged to stay informed.

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.

Telangana braces for intensified monsoon activity this week. The India Meteorological Department forecasts widespread light to moderate rain, thunderstorms, and gusty winds, with heavy downpours expected in several districts. Conditions are favourable for the monsoon's further advance across the state, bringing relief from the heat.

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.

As India gears up for an uncharacteristically dry monsoon, the IMD's forecast of just 90% of average rainfall is stirring concern, linked to the onset of El Nino. Starting June, 11 states will face heatwave advisories. Although Northeast India is expected to receive adequate rains, other areas, including Central, South Peninsular, and Northwest India, could struggle with insufficient moisture.

India braces for widespread monsoon activity, with heavy rains, storms, and strong winds expected across southern and northeastern regions. Popular tourist spots face potential disruptions like low visibility and landslides. Meanwhile, northern India experiences thunderstorms and hail, while parts of eastern India grapple with severe heatwaves. Travellers should stay updated on weather alerts.

India is gearing up for a challenging monsoon, anticipating only 90% of the usual rainfall this season. With the mercury soaring, certain states are forecasted to face an uptick in oppressive heatwave days starting in June. The monsoon's arrival is underway, but many central and southern regions may remain parched as El Niño influences weather patterns across the country.

IMD Flags Delayed Monsoon Onset Over Kerala

The southwest monsoon is advancing across India, bringing widespread rainfall to southern and northeastern regions. Meanwhile, heatwave conditions persist in parts of northwest and central India. Extremely heavy rainfall is forecast for Karnataka, with heavy showers expected in many other states, while thunderstorms and strong winds will also affect several areas.

BLURB: A’bad likely to receive rain from June 1. Temperatures in the state are set to drop by 3-5 degrees by June 4. IMD has also issued a thunderstorm warning

A severe pre-monsoon squall with winds up to 120 kmph battered Delhi-NCR, bringing relief from heat but causing widespread disruption. Over 400 flights were delayed, and tragically, a life was lost in Haryana due to the storm's ferocity. More unstable weather is anticipated.