India’s weather can flip from sunny to stormy in minutes, and keeping up matters for travel, work, and everyday life. Below you’ll find the most recent alerts, common patterns during this season, and quick tips to stay safe when the sky turns gray.
The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued heavy rain warnings for Delhi‑NCR through September 6. Expect thunderstorms, cooler temperatures and a swollen Yamuna that may cross the danger mark. Schools in Delhi, Punjab, Himachal and Uttarakhand are already closed or switched to online mode.
In northern states like Himachal and Uttarakhand, red alerts signal very heavy rain and flash‑flood risk. If you’re heading to the hills, pack waterproof gear and stay away from low‑lying roads that could wash out.
Even the IPL’s opening weekend in 2025 faces rain threats in Bengaluru and Kolkata. Match organizers are monitoring the forecast closely, so be ready for possible delays or reduced‑overs games.
Monsoon rains reach the north after a dry spell, and the Yamuna usually peaks in early September. The combination of high humidity and cooler night temps creates ideal conditions for thunderstorms. In the mountains, lingering monsoon moisture meets cooler air, leading to sudden downpours.
Understanding the pattern helps you plan. For example, the Delhi‑NCR area often sees the most intense rain between 6 pm and 10 pm. Scheduling outdoor activities earlier in the day can avoid the worst of it.
When the Yamuna rises above 207 m, traffic on major routes like NH‑44 can choke for hours. Keep an eye on local traffic apps and consider alternate routes or public transport if possible.
Here are three quick actions you can take right now:
Staying informed and prepared reduces stress and makes sure you’re ready for any surprise the sky throws your way.
Keep checking this tag page for more updates on weather conditions, from rain alerts in the north to heat waves in the east. The information is refreshed as soon as IMD releases new warnings, so you’ll always have the latest facts at your fingertips.
The IPL 2025 match at Ekana Stadium saw Lucknow Super Giants face Chennai Super Kings. The pitch was balanced, aiding both batsmen and bowlers, though recent trends favored spin. The weather presented warm temperatures, typical for Lucknow in April, with no rain disruptions. CSK clinched victory by 5 wickets.