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Rain and thunderstorms forecast across several parts of India on Oct 4, IMD says
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🗓 04 Oct 2026, 06:36 AM
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The India Meteorological Department has issued a forecast of rain and thunderstorms for multiple regions on October 4. Residents are advised to stay alert as the weather system moves across the country.
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) released its weather outlook for October 4, indicating that rain and thunderstorms are expected in several parts of the country. The bulletin does not specify exact states, but warns that the unsettled conditions could affect a broad swath of the nation.
Meteorologists note that the system is likely to bring intermittent showers accompanied by lightning and gusty winds. Such weather can disrupt outdoor activities and may pose risks to commuters, especially in low‑lying areas prone to waterlogging.
Authorities recommend that the public stay updated with local forecasts, avoid unnecessary travel during severe periods, and take precautions to protect property and personal safety. The IMD will continue to monitor the situation and issue further advisories as needed.
The forecast comes as part of the department's routine seasonal updates, aimed at helping citizens and agencies prepare for weather‑related challenges.
Residents are urged to follow official channels for real‑time updates and heed any warnings issued by local disaster management authorities.
Meteorologists note that the system is likely to bring intermittent showers accompanied by lightning and gusty winds. Such weather can disrupt outdoor activities and may pose risks to commuters, especially in low‑lying areas prone to waterlogging.
Authorities recommend that the public stay updated with local forecasts, avoid unnecessary travel during severe periods, and take precautions to protect property and personal safety. The IMD will continue to monitor the situation and issue further advisories as needed.
The forecast comes as part of the department's routine seasonal updates, aimed at helping citizens and agencies prepare for weather‑related challenges.
Residents are urged to follow official channels for real‑time updates and heed any warnings issued by local disaster management authorities.