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IMD Forecast: Delhi to Face Rising Heat, Kerala and Coastal Karnataka to See Widespread Rain
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🗓 01 Oct 2026, 02:48 AM
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The Indian Meteorological Department has issued a weather outlook for October 1, warning of a heat surge in Delhi while predicting widespread rainfall across Kerala and coastal Karnataka.
The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) released its October 1 weather outlook today, highlighting a significant rise in temperatures across Delhi. Meteorologists forecast that the capital could see heat indices climbing to uncomfortable levels, urging residents to stay hydrated and avoid outdoor activities during peak hours.
In contrast, the southern part of the country is expected to experience a different weather pattern. Kerala and the coastal belt of Karnataka are projected to receive widespread rainfall, with some areas likely to see heavy showers. The monsoon front is moving northwards, bringing moisture-laden winds that could lead to localized flooding in low-lying districts.
The IMD advises Delhi commuters to use air conditioning and wear light clothing, while residents in Kerala and coastal Karnataka should monitor local advisories for potential waterlogging. The forecast underscores the varied climatic conditions across India as the monsoon season transitions into post-monsoon weather.
In contrast, the southern part of the country is expected to experience a different weather pattern. Kerala and the coastal belt of Karnataka are projected to receive widespread rainfall, with some areas likely to see heavy showers. The monsoon front is moving northwards, bringing moisture-laden winds that could lead to localized flooding in low-lying districts.
The IMD advises Delhi commuters to use air conditioning and wear light clothing, while residents in Kerala and coastal Karnataka should monitor local advisories for potential waterlogging. The forecast underscores the varied climatic conditions across India as the monsoon season transitions into post-monsoon weather.