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Heavy Monsoon Rains Forecast for Several States as Delhi Faces Possible Dry Spell
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🗓 23 Sep 2026, 06:46 AM
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The India Meteorological Department has warned of heavy monsoon showers across several states while Delhi may experience another dry spell, according to the latest weather update.
The latest weather bulletin from the India Meteorological Department (IMD) indicates that a band of intense monsoon activity is expected to move over several Indian states in the coming days. Meteorologists have highlighted the likelihood of heavy rainfall, strong gusts and localized flooding in the affected regions, urging residents to stay alert and take precautionary measures.
At the same time, the capital city of Delhi is projected to receive below‑average precipitation, raising concerns of a short‑term dry spell. The IMD noted that the current weather pattern over the northern plains is dominated by dry air masses, which could limit rainfall in the city despite the broader monsoon surge.
Authorities in the states forecast to receive heavy rains have been instructed to activate disaster response teams and monitor river levels closely. The public is advised to keep emergency kits ready, avoid low‑lying areas during downpours, and follow updates from local agencies.
While the monsoon remains a vital source of water for agriculture and reservoirs, the contrasting conditions between Delhi and the rain‑hit states underscore the uneven distribution of rainfall this season. Residents are encouraged to stay informed through official channels as the situation evolves.
At the same time, the capital city of Delhi is projected to receive below‑average precipitation, raising concerns of a short‑term dry spell. The IMD noted that the current weather pattern over the northern plains is dominated by dry air masses, which could limit rainfall in the city despite the broader monsoon surge.
Authorities in the states forecast to receive heavy rains have been instructed to activate disaster response teams and monitor river levels closely. The public is advised to keep emergency kits ready, avoid low‑lying areas during downpours, and follow updates from local agencies.
While the monsoon remains a vital source of water for agriculture and reservoirs, the contrasting conditions between Delhi and the rain‑hit states underscore the uneven distribution of rainfall this season. Residents are encouraged to stay informed through official channels as the situation evolves.