🌧️ Widespread Rainfall Alert Across India | Meteora Weather Service Update

Meteora Weather Service has issued a comprehensive rainfall alert for multiple regions across India, indicating the potential for heavy to very heavy rainfall over the next few days. Here's a detailed breakdown of what to expect region-wise:

Northwest India

Isolated heavy rainfall is likely over Jammu & Kashmir on 31st July and again on 4th and 6th August. States such as Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand are expected to see similar rainfall between 31st July and 6th August. Meanwhile, Punjab, Haryana, and Chandigarh will receive showers on 31st July, 3rd, and 4th August.

Uttar Pradesh (both eastern and western parts) will likely see rainfall from 2nd to 5th August, with isolated areas of very heavy rainfall in West Rajasthan on 31st July. The Western Himalayan region and nearby plains are expected to experience thunderstorm activity and light/moderate rain frequently over the next 7 days.

Northeast India

A major alert has been issued for Assam and Meghalaya, where extremely heavy rainfall is expected at isolated locations on 2nd August. Other Northeastern states including Arunachal Pradesh, Nagaland, Manipur, Mizoram, and Tripura are likely to experience heavy rainfall from 31st July to 6th August, with thunderstorms and lightning accompanying the showers. Arunachal may also receive very heavy rainfall during this period.

East & Central India

The region is set to receive widespread rainfall, with isolated heavy showers predicted over Sub-Himalayan West Bengal and Sikkim from 31st July to 7th August. States such as Jharkhand, Odisha, Chhattisgarh, and Bihar are under watch, especially Bihar, which is forecast to experience very heavy rainfall on 2nd and 3rd August.

Madhya Pradesh is expected to receive rainfall on 31st July and again between 4th and 6th August, while light to moderate showers with thunderstorms are expected across many parts of the region for the next 5 days.

South Peninsular India

Tamil Nadu, Kerala, and Mahe are likely to receive isolated heavy rainfall between 2nd and 6th August. Additionally, strong surface winds (ranging between 40-50 kmph) are forecast across South Peninsular India. Several coastal areas including Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Karnataka, Lakshadweep, and Rayalaseema are also expected to witness moderate showers through the week.

West India

The western region will experience light to moderate rainfall at many locations, continuing over the next 6-7 days. These showers may be accompanied by occasional lightning and thunder in some areas.

⚠️ Stay Alert, Stay Safe

With heavy rains predicted in several parts of the country, residents are advised to:

Avoid low-lying flood-prone areas.
Stay updated through official alerts.
Secure outdoor belongings during thunderstorms.
Follow safety instructions from local authorities.

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Meteora Weather Service Alert: Widespread Rainfall and Severe Weather Expected Across India

The Meteora Weather Service has issued a nationwide alert regarding widespread rainfall and adverse weather conditions forecasted across various regions of India from 30th July to 4th August. The weather patterns suggest an increase in both intensity and spread of precipitation, with several regions expecting isolated to very heavy rainfall, thunderstorms, lightning, and gusty winds. Here is a detailed regional breakdown:

Northwest India

East Rajasthan is set to witness isolated very heavy rainfall on 30th and 31st July.
Himachal Pradesh is expected to receive very heavy rainfall on 30th July, with continued heavy rainfall likely till 4th August.
Uttarakhand, Jammu & Kashmir, Uttar Pradesh, Punjab, Haryana, and Chandigarh are also on alert for heavy rainfall between 30th July and 4th August, depending on the region.
Light to moderate rain with thunderstorms and lightning is likely over the Western Himalayan region and parts of the plains over the next 7 days.

West India

Konkan and the Ghat areas of Madhya Maharashtra may experience isolated heavy rainfall on 30th July.
Widespread light to moderate rainfall is expected across the region over the next 6-7 days.

Northeast India

Thunderstorm, lightning, and isolated heavy rainfall are forecasted to continue across Arunachal Pradesh, Assam & Meghalaya, Nagaland, Manipur, Mizoram, and Tripura from 30th July to 4th August.
Activity is expected to intensify further starting 1st August.

East & Central India

Madhya Pradesh will likely receive heavy rainfall on 30th and 31st July.
Sub-Himalayan West Bengal & Sikkim, Bihar will see consistent heavy rainfall from 30th July to 4th August.
Jharkhand, Gangetic West Bengal, and Chhattisgarh are also in line for isolated heavy to very heavy rainfall on 30th July.
Bihar and West Madhya Pradesh are under watch for very heavy rainfall specifically on 30th July.
Sub-Himalayan West Bengal & Sikkim will continue to receive heavy rainfall from 2nd to 4th August.
Thunderstorms, lightning, and gusty winds (30–40 kmph) are expected in many areas over the next 5 days.

South Peninsular India

Strong surface winds ranging between 40–50 kmph are likely across South Peninsular India for the next 3 days.
Light to moderate rainfall is expected across Kerala, Mahe, Lakshadweep, Karnataka, Rayalaseema, Coastal Andhra Pradesh, Yanam, and Telangana over the next 7 days.

⚠️ Public Advisory

Residents are urged to stay informed through official updates and follow safety protocols during thunderstorms and heavy rains. Flooding, waterlogging, and transport disruptions may occur in vulnerable areas.

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⚠️ Widespread Rain Alert Across India: Meteora Weather Service Issues Heavy Rainfall Warning ⚠️

Date: 25th July 2025

Meteora Weather Service has issued an all-India alert forecasting extremely heavy to isolated heavy rainfall across multiple regions over the next 4–7 days. Here's a comprehensive breakdown of the expected weather conditions across different zones:

🌧️ East & Central India

Extremely heavy rainfall is highly likely at isolated locations over Odisha, Jharkhand, and Gangetic West Bengal on 25th July, and over Chhattisgarh and Vidarbha on 25th–26th July.
West Madhya Pradesh is expected to see intense rain on 26th & 27th July, with East Madhya Pradesh following on 26th July.
Heavy to very heavy rainfall will likely continue over Madhya Pradesh, Vidarbha, Chhattisgarh, Odisha, Gangetic West Bengal, and Jharkhand from 25th to 30th July.
Bihar is expected to be drenched on 25th July, with Sub-Himalayan West Bengal & Sikkim facing heavy spells from 25th–28th July.
Thunderstorms, lightning, and gusty winds (30–40 km/h) are also expected, particularly over Bihar on 25th July with moderate lightning activity.

🌧️ South Peninsular India

Extremely heavy rainfall is very likely in Coastal Karnataka on 25th July.
Heavy to very heavy rainfall is forecast over Kerala & Mahe, South Interior Karnataka, and Coastal Karnataka between 25th–29th July.
Tamil Nadu and North Interior Karnataka will receive heavy downpours from 25th–27th July, especially on 26th July.
Strong surface winds (40–50 km/h) are likely to prevail across the South Peninsula in the coming days.
Light to moderate rainfall is expected in Kerala, Karnataka, Telangana, Rayalaseema, and Andhra Pradesh (including Yanam) throughout the week.

🌧️ West India

Konkan and Ghat areas of Madhya Maharashtra are expected to receive extremely heavy rainfall on 25th & 26th July.
Heavy to very heavy rain will continue over Konkan & Goa, Madhya Maharashtra, and Gujarat from 25th–29th July.
Marathawada may see heavy showers on 25th & 26th July, with isolated very heavy rainfall expected on 26th July.
Light to moderate rainfall is very likely across this region for the next 6–7 days.

🌧️ Northwest India

East Rajasthan is on alert for extremely heavy rainfall on 27th July, while Uttarakhand is expected to experience it on 27th & 28th July.
Isolated very heavy rainfall is likely over East Rajasthan on 26th, 28th & 29th July; East Uttar Pradesh on 25th July and West Uttar Pradesh on 28th July.
Jammu and Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, Haryana, Punjab, and West Rajasthan will witness isolated heavy rainfall from 25th–31st July.
Thunderstorms and lightning will affect much of the Western Himalayan region and northern plains during the week.

🌧️ Northeast India

Thunderstorm, lightning, and isolated heavy rainfall will continue across Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Tripura, and Nagaland for the next 4 days.
Very heavy rainfall is particularly likely in Arunachal Pradesh and Meghalaya on 26th & 27th July; Tripura and Mizoram are on alert for 26th July.

⚡ Summary

India braces for an intense wet spell as monsoon conditions strengthen. Multiple states across the east, central, west, and southern regions are expected to face flooding risks, transport disruptions, and agricultural impact due to the heavy rain spells.

🌩️ The public is advised to remain alert, avoid waterlogged areas, and follow updates from Meteora Weather Service for timely forecasts and safety instructions.

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🌧️ India Weather Alert: Intense Rainfall Activity to Persist Across Several Regions This Week – Meteora Weather Service

The Meteora Weather Service has issued a comprehensive rainfall advisory for several parts of India, forecasting intense to extremely heavy rainfall activity over the coming days across multiple regions. Widespread thunderstorms, gusty winds, and lightning events are also expected to accompany the rainfall in several states. Here's a breakdown of the regional weather forecast and potential impacts:

🔸East & Central India: Widespread Showers with Severe Intensity

A significant surge in monsoonal activity is expected across East and Central India:

Extremely heavy rainfall is very likely over Odisha on 24th & 25th July, Madhya Pradesh on 26th & 27th, Chhattisgarh on 25th & 26th, and Vidarbha and Gangetic West Bengal on 25th July.
Isolated heavy to very heavy rainfall is predicted to persist across Madhya Pradesh, Vidarbha, Chhattisgarh, Odisha, Gangetic West Bengal, and Jharkhand from 24th to 28th July.
Heavy rainfall is also expected over Bihar, Sub-Himalayan West Bengal, and Sikkim from 24th to 27th July.
Residents of Bihar should remain cautious due to the possibility of moderate lightning activity on 24th & 25th July.
Gusty winds with speeds of 30–40 km/h, thunder, and light to moderate showers may affect most parts of this region over the next 7 days.

🔸South Peninsular India: Coastal Areas Brace for Intense Downpours

Southern India is poised for a prolonged wet spell, with multiple alerts for extremely heavy rainfall:

Coastal Karnataka may experience extremely heavy rainfall on 24th July.
Kerala, Mahe, and parts of Karnataka (both coastal and interior) are under alert for heavy to very heavy rainfall from 24th to 29th July.
Tamil Nadu, Telangana, Coastal Andhra Pradesh & Yanam, North Interior Karnataka are likely to experience heavy rainfall during this period, with isolated very heavy rain over Telangana and Coastal Andhra Pradesh on 24th & 25th July.
Strong surface winds of 40–50 km/h are forecast across the southern peninsula during the next 5 days, adding to potential local disruptions.
Regular light to moderate rainfall is expected across Kerala, Lakshadweep, Rayalaseema, Coastal Andhra Pradesh & Telangana throughout the week.

🔸West India: Maharashtra and Gujarat to Witness Intense Activity

Western India will continue to experience active monsoon conditions:

Extremely heavy rainfall is very likely over Konkan and Ghat areas of Madhya Maharashtra on 25th July.
Heavy to very heavy rainfall is anticipated across Konkan, Goa, and Ghat areas of Madhya Maharashtra from 24th to 30th July.
Marathwada is expected to receive heavy rainfall on 25th & 26th July.
Gujarat Region, Saurashtra, and Kutch are also under alert, especially on 27th & 28th July, with potential for very heavy rainfall between 26th to 29th July.
Overall, light to moderate rainfall will likely cover most parts of the region over the next 6–7 days.

🔸Northwest India: East Rajasthan and Western UP on High Alert

With strengthening monsoon currents, the northwest is set for substantial precipitation:

East Rajasthan is expected to witness isolated very heavy rainfall on 27th & 28th July, while West Uttar Pradesh could be severely affected on 28th July.
Jammu & Kashmir and Himachal Pradesh are likely to receive heavy rainfall on 29th & 30th July.
Punjab, Haryana, Uttarakhand, and East Uttar Pradesh are also on alert between 24th to 30th July, with intense spells on specific dates (e.g., Punjab & Haryana on 27th & 28th July).
Expect thunderstorms and lightning across the Western Himalayan region, with light to moderate rainfall in surrounding plains.

🔸Northeast India: Thunderstorms and Heavy Rain in Arunachal Pradesh

The northeast region will see periodic rainfall with some heavy spells:

Light to moderate rain is anticipated across many locations.
Isolated heavy rainfall is expected to continue across the region over the next 5 days.
Very heavy rainfall is likely over Arunachal Pradesh, Mizoram, and Tripura on 26th July, increasing the risk of landslides and localized flooding.

⚠️ Advisory for Residents

Meteora Weather Service urges residents in the above-affected states to remain vigilant and:

Avoid traveling through flood-prone zones during heavy rain days.
Stay updated via local authorities on potential evacuations or alerts.
Prepare for possible power cuts, traffic disruption, and temporary closures of schools or public services in high-risk areas.

📌 Stay Safe, Stay Updated

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⚠️ Widespread Heavy Rainfall Expected Across Multiple Indian Regions This Week

As the monsoon intensifies, several parts of India are expected to experience heavy to extremely heavy rainfall in the coming days. From the southern peninsular states to central, western, and northeastern regions, weather patterns suggest a turbulent week ahead. Below is a regional breakdown of expected conditions:

🌧️ South Peninsular India:

Residents of Telangana, Coastal Karnataka, and Kerala & Mahe should prepare for intense rainfall.

Extremely heavy rain is likely in Telangana on 23rd July.
Heavy to very heavy rain may drench Coastal & South Interior Karnataka, Coastal Andhra Pradesh, Yanam, Tamil Nadu, and Telangana between 23rd–29th July.
Strong surface winds of up to 50 km/h are expected over the next 5 days.
Light to moderate rainfall will cover much of Kerala, Lakshadweep, Karnataka, Rayalaseema, Coastal Andhra Pradesh, and Telangana through the week.

🌩️ West India:

The Konkan coast and Madhya Maharashtra are bracing for heavy downpours.

Extremely heavy rainfall is expected in Konkan and Ghats of Madhya Maharashtra on 24th & 25th July.
Heavy to very heavy rain may fall over Goa, Marathwada, Gujarat, Saurashtra, and Kutch during 23rd–29th July, with peak activity around 27th & 28th July.

🌧️ East & Central India:

Several central and eastern states will witness consistent rainfall throughout the week.

Extremely heavy rainfall is forecasted for Odisha on 25th July.
Isolated heavy rains will affect Madhya Pradesh, Vidarbha, Chhattisgarh, Bihar, Jharkhand, West Bengal, and Sikkim during 23rd–28th July.
Notably intense rainfall will occur in East & West Madhya Pradesh, Vidarbha, and Chhattisgarh between 25th–27th July and in Odisha and Gangetic West Bengal around 24th & 25th July.
Thunderstorms with lightning and winds up to 40 km/h may hit Bihar on 24th & 25th July.

🌨️ Northwest India:

Scattered intense weather will affect Jammu & Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, and Rajasthan.

Very heavy rainfall is expected in Jammu-Kashmir and East Rajasthan around 23rd and 27th–28th July.
States like Punjab, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, and West Rajasthan will also witness heavy showers during the same period.
Light to moderate rains accompanied by thunder and lightning are expected in the Western Himalayas.

🌦️ Northeast India:

Light to moderate rainfall with thunderstorms will continue over the region for the next 7 days.
Isolated heavy rain is also likely, bringing relief and challenges in equal measure.

⚠️ Advisory: People residing in flood-prone and hilly areas are urged to remain alert, avoid unnecessary travel, and follow safety guidelines during this intense monsoon activity.

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🔔 Upcoming Weather Alert: Heavy Rainfall Likely Across Multiple Indian Regions (21st–27th July 2025)

As the monsoon intensifies, several parts of India are expected to witness heavy to very heavy rainfall between 21st to 27th July 2025. Thunderstorms, lightning, and strong surface winds are also forecasted across many regions. Here's a detailed breakdown of the expected weather conditions for the coming week:

🌧️ Northwest India:

Residents of Jammu & Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Punjab, Haryana, and Uttar Pradesh should brace for intense showers.

Very heavy rainfall is expected at isolated locations in Jammu-Kashmir and Punjab on 21st July, and in Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand on 21st & 22nd July.
Rainfall will continue over Uttarakhand, Punjab, Haryana (21st–24th) and West & East Uttar Pradesh (21st–27th).
East Rajasthan may see showers on 27th July.
Thunderstorms and lightning are likely across the western Himalayan region and adjoining plains.

🌊 West India:

Heavy rainfall is forecasted across the western coastal belt:

Konkan & Goa, and the Ghat areas of Madhya Maharashtra are likely to experience heavy to very heavy rainfall between 21st–27th July.
Marathawada could see showers on 21st July, while Gujarat might be affected on 21st, 26th & 27th July.

🌧️ South Peninsular India:

Several southern states may receive widespread rainfall over the coming week:

Kerala & Mahe, Coastal Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, and Karnataka may experience isolated heavy to very heavy rainfall from 21st to 27th July.
Tamil Nadu could see showers on 21st & 22nd July, while Telangana is likely to get rainfall on 22nd & 23rd.
Expect strong surface winds (40-50 km/h) across many parts of South India for the next 5 days.

🌩️ East & Central India:

This region will see some of the heaviest rainfall activity:

West Madhya Pradesh is forecasted to receive very heavy rainfall on 26th & 27th July, and East Madhya Pradesh from 25th–27th July.
Vidarbha and Jharkhand may face intense rain on 24th & 25th, with Chhattisgarh and Odisha from 23rd–26th July.
Rainfall will likely continue in Bihar, Andaman & Nicobar Islands, Sub-Himalayan West Bengal & Sikkim, and Gangetic West Bengal between 23rd–27th July.
Thunderstorms, lightning, and gusty winds (30–40 km/h) are possible across the region.

🌧️ Northeast India:

The northeast continues to receive consistent rainfall:

Light to moderate showers are expected to continue across Northeast India over the next 7 days.
Isolated heavy rainfall is highly likely in Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Meghalaya, Nagaland, and Tripura on 21st, 22nd and between 23rd–27th July.

⚠️ Fishermen Alert:

Fishermen are advised not to venture into the sea from 21st to 26th July 2025 due to potentially rough conditions.

📝 Final Note:

Stay alert, plan your travel wisely, and take safety precautions, especially in regions prone to landslides, waterlogging, or strong winds. Keep an eye on local updates and be prepared for disruptions due to intense monsoonal activity.

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🌦️West India Rainfall Update🌦️

Gujarat

Highlights: Expect mostly cloudy skies through the late morning, turning to showers by midday. Thunderstorms are likely in the late afternoon and early evening before skies gradually cloud over overnight. Temperatures will stay between 85–93°F (29–34°C)

Maharashtra

Highlights: Skies remain cloudy and humid through the afternoon. Scattered rain begins around 7 PM, with showers continuing later in the evening. Temperatures will range from 78–86°F (26–30°C).

Rajasthan

Highlights: Generally cloudy or mostly cloudy throughout the day, occasionally sunny midday. Dry conditions persist with no rain expected, and temps range from 82–91°F (28–33°C).

Therefore, it can be said that scattered light to moderate rainfall is likely to be observed over the entire West India in the next 24 hours.

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Weather Forecast for eastern Indian states in seven days

The weather conditions of various places across East India, including Bihar, West Bengal, Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh and Odisha, have been analyzed by multi-model assembly for the next seven days.

The Sky will be partly cloud in Eastern India. Light to moderate rainfall is likely to be observed in almost all the states of East India for the next three days, with isolated heavy rainfall also likely at some places.There is a possibility of widespread thunderstorms activity along with rainfall. Rainfall will increase relatively from the 24th onwards.Moderate to heavy rainfall will be observed in all the states of East India.Heavy to very heavy rainfall is expected, especially in various districts south of Odisha on 26th and 27th July.

All fishermen in coastal areas are being asked to take safety measures on the 26th and 27th.The Wind will be relatively strong in coastal and southern parts of Odisha. The sea waves is being relatively increased due to high wind flow.

It may lead to flood situation in several areas and waterlogging in urban areas of Odisha.Otherhand, There is also a possibility of moderate to heavy rainfall over West Bengal, Jharkhand and Bihar on 25th and 26th July. Heavy rainfall is likely to be observed over especially in the coastal areas of West Bengal. The relative humidity of the air will be high. All states of East India will remain uncomfortably hot for the next three days and temperatures are likely to rise slightly above normal But later due to the rain the temperature will return to normal.

Weather Forecast For South India in upcoming 3 Days

Although South India does not see significant rainfall during the last few years , but this year Moderate Rainfall is likely seen in different states of south india.The weather forecast for the next three days in various districts of South India is as follows:

Kerala - Kerala is likely to receive moderate to heavy rainfall for the next three days. There is also a possibility of very heavy rainfall in isolated places.Winds will be relatively strong in the Coromandel coast.

Heavy rains likely to cause flooding in various parts of Kerala.Waterlogging Situation may occur in suburban area of Kerala for the next three days.The temperatures will remain normal in Kerala

Tamilnadu -Tamil Nadu may witness light rainfall for the next three days.The relative humidity in the air will be high.Tamil Nadu receives comparatively the least rainfall, it is called the rain shadow region.The temperatures will remain between 28°C- 30°C due to low rainfall.

Karnataka -Moderate to heavy rainfall is likely in coastal area of Karnataka, while light to moderate rainfall is likely in other parts of the state. The Winds will be relatively strong in coastal areas.

Telengana -Telangana is likely to witness light to moderate rainfall for the next three days with isolated heavy rains at some places.

Andhra Pradesh -Andhra Pradesh is likely to receive light to moderate rains in next three days.Coastal districts likely to receive heavy to very heavy rainfall.Fishermen are being prohibited from going to sea due to heavy rainfall.The wind flow will be relatively high in coastal areas.The temperatures will remain normal due to rainfall.

Heavy rains are expected in Kerala, Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh for the next three days.Flood situations can be observed in different parts of south India.

🌧️ Widespread Rainfall Expected Across India: Heavy to Extremely Heavy Showers Likely in Several States

The coming days are set to bring intense weather activity across India, with numerous regions expected to witness heavy to extremely heavy rainfall. From the northern hills to the southern coasts and the central plains, various meteorological zones are gearing up for turbulent skies. Here's a region-wise breakdown of the expected weather pattern in the next few days:

🌄 Northwest India: Prepare for Downpours

Uttar Pradesh and Rajasthan are expected to experience extremely heavy rainfall (≥21 cm) at isolated locations—particularly on 17th and 18th July, respectively. Additional spells of heavy rainfall are likely over Jammu & Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Punjab, Haryana, and East Uttar Pradesh between 17th to 23rd July.

West Uttar Pradesh may face persistent heavy rain on 18th, 20th, and 21st July.
Uttarakhand and East Rajasthan are also expected to be hit, especially on 17th and throughout 20th to 23rd July.
Isolated heavy showers may be accompanied by thunderstorms and lightning, especially in the western Himalayan region and adjoining plains.

🌿 South Peninsular India: Monsoon Strengthens

Southern states are bracing for a prolonged wet spell, with extremely heavy rainfall (≥21 cm) predicted over Kerala on 17th, 19th & 20th July, and parts of South Interior Karnataka on 17th & 18th July.

In addition:

Tamil Nadu, Coastal Karnataka, and Rayalaseema are expected to witness heavy to very heavy rainfall from 17th to 23rd July.
Lakshadweep and Coastal Andhra Pradesh & Yanam will also receive isolated heavy rains on 16th, 19th, and 20th July.
Strong winds with speeds of 40–50 km/h are likely to blow across the South Peninsula, especially over coastal belts, adding to the intensity of the monsoon conditions.

🌾 East & Central India: Monsoon Gains Momentum

Madhya Pradesh could see extremely heavy rainfall (≥21 cm) at isolated locations on 17th July. The wet conditions are expected to continue till 23rd July, affecting several parts of the central and eastern belt:

Vidarbha, Chhattisgarh, Bihar, and Odisha may receive persistent heavy rainfall from 17th to 23rd July.
West Bengal & Sikkim, especially the sub-Himalayan zones, are likely to be drenched during the same period.
On 20th July, expect very heavy rainfall over West Madhya Pradesh and the Sub-Himalayan regions of Bengal & Sikkim.

Thunderstorms and lightning will also accompany rainfall across many of these regions, intensifying the risk of local disruptions.

⛰️ Western India: Coastal Regions on Alert

The Konkan and Goa belts are in for heavy rainfall at isolated spots during 17th to 23rd July, while the ghat regions of Madhya Maharashtra could see intense spells, particularly on 17th July.

Rainfall over these regions is expected to be moderate to heavy, and caution is advised in landslide-prone or low-lying coastal areas.

🌬️ Northeast India: Thunderstorms to Continue

Although not as intense as in other zones, the northeastern states will see light to moderate rainfall in most areas throughout the week. However, thunderstorms and lightning may still pose a threat in isolated areas.

⚠️ Final Note: Caution Advised

The upcoming days are likely to bring significant weather disruptions across multiple states. With the forecast suggesting thunderstorms, lightning, heavy rain, and strong winds in various parts of the country, residents are advised to remain alert, avoid unnecessary travel during peak rainfall hours, and follow local safety advisories.

Stay safe and stay dry as the monsoon intensifies across the subcontinent.

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Weather update for West central India in next 3 days

The amount of rainfall this year is expected to be relatively higher than other years.This year, more low pressure is being observed in the Bay of Bengal than in the Arabian Sea.Rainfall distribution analysis for the next three days in various states of western India

Rajasthan - Moderate to heavy rainfall is likely in various districts of Rajasthan for the next three days. There is a possibility of thunderstorms along with rainfall. The Temperature will remain between 34° and 35°C due to rainfall.The wind will be flown more than 40 kilometers

Gujarat - There is no significant chance of rain in Gujarat. Light rain may be observed at scattered places across the state.Temperatures will remain normal and humidity will be high.

Maharashtra - Coastal districts of Maharashtra are likely to witness light to moderate rainfall over the next three days, while light rainfall is likely to be observed across the state.Temperatures will remain normal. There is possibility of

th strong winds in coastal districts.

Madhya Pradesh - Moderate to heavy rainfall is likely over Madhya Pradesh, especially in the northern parts, for the next two days. Light rainfall is also likely over other districts.The Temperatures will remain around 24° to 28° Celsius across the state. Winds will blow above 40 kmph in northern districts of Madhya Pradesh.

Uttara Pradesh - Relatively moderate rainfall is expected over southern parts of Uttar Pradesh with isolated heavy rainfall at some places in the next 3 days.The relative humidity in the air will be high.

However, the western districts will see good rainfall over the next three days.

🌧️ Monsoon Weather Update: Widespread Rainfall, Thunderstorms & Windy Conditions Across India (16th–22nd July)

India is all set to experience another active phase of the monsoon, with widespread heavy rainfall, thunderstorms, lightning, and strong winds likely across many parts of the country from 16th to 22nd July. From the hills of the north to the coastal zones of the south, various regions are under alert due to intense weather conditions that may affect daily life, transport, and agriculture. Here's a detailed outlook:

🏔️ Northwest India: Hills and Plains Prepare for Rain

Northern states will witness moderate to heavy rainfall in the coming days, with thunderstorms and lightning likely over several areas.

Jammu & Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, and Uttarakhand will face intense showers between 16th and 22nd July, particularly on 16th, 17th, 20th, and 22nd, which may cause waterlogging and landslide threats in hilly regions.
North Punjab may experience very heavy rainfall on 16th July, while East and West Uttar Pradesh are set for spells of heavy rain on 16th and 17th July.
East Rajasthan is likely to receive heavy rainfall between 16th and 17th July, with moderate showers continuing in some areas after that.

These areas are also likely to experience gusty winds and lightning, posing risks to outdoor activity and agriculture.

🌾 East & Central India: Active Monsoon Spells Return

This region will continue to stay under the influence of the monsoon with a high chance of thunderstorms and heavy downpours.

West Madhya Pradesh is likely to get moderate to heavy rainfall from 16th to 18th July, while East Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh may face similar conditions until 22nd July.
Bihar, Jharkhand, and Odisha are expected to experience several rounds of rainfall on 16th, 17th, 20th, and 21st July, with strong lightning activity likely over large parts of the region.
Sub-Himalayan West Bengal and Sikkim may experience regular rainfall between 16th to 22nd July, and Andaman & Nicobar Islands could see showers around the 17th.

The rainfall will benefit crops but could disrupt movement in some urban and rural areas.

🌊 West India: Coastal Areas and Ghats to Be Drenched

The western coastline and adjacent regions will remain in the grip of the monsoon:

Konkan & Goa can expect heavy rainfall between 20th and 22nd July, while Goa may start seeing rains from the 16th.
Ghat areas of Madhya Maharashtra are expected to experience intense rainfall on 16th July, which could lead to waterlogging and reduced visibility along hill routes.

People in these areas should remain cautious of flood-prone spots and slippery roads.

🌿 Northeast India: Persistent Wet Spell Ahead

Several northeastern states are forecasted to receive consistent rainfall:

Arunachal Pradesh is likely to receive heavy rain on 16th July and again between 19th to 22nd July, with very heavy rainfall possible on 21st and 22nd July.
Assam & Meghalaya will also experience active weather between 19th to 22nd July, while Mizoram & Tripura are likely to be affected on 19th and 20th July.

These conditions may lead to flooding in low-lying areas, and travel delays are likely. Thunderstorms may further worsen the impact.

🌴 South Peninsular India: Wet and Windy Conditions to Prevail

Rainfall will intensify across the southern states, along with strong surface winds and thunderstorms:

Kerala, Tamil Nadu, and Karnataka (including coastal and interior regions) are set to experience heavy to very heavy rainfall from 16th to 22nd July, especially on 16th, 19th, and 20th.
Lakshadweep is likely to get isolated heavy showers on 16th, 19th, and 20th July, and Coastal Andhra Pradesh & Yanam may see increased rain between 18th to 20th July.
Rayalaseema and Telangana could also receive significant rainfall between 17th to 19th July.

In addition to rainfall, strong surface winds of 40–50 km/h are likely across many southern regions, especially along the coasts and open plains.

☀️ Hot and Humid Conditions in Some Pockets

Despite the rainfall in many regions, hot and humid weather will persist in isolated pockets:

Coastal regions of Andhra Pradesh, Yanam, and Tamil Nadu are likely to experience sultry conditions on 16th July, particularly during the daytime.

Residents should stay hydrated and avoid unnecessary outdoor exposure during peak hours.

✅ Precautionary Tips for the Week

Plan travel carefully and avoid flood-prone roads.
Stay indoors during thunderstorms and avoid using electrical appliances.
Farmers and fishermen should delay fieldwork and sea operations on heavy rainfall days.
Keep emergency lights, food, and first-aid kits ready in case of power disruptions.

📌 Conclusion: A Strong and Sprawling Monsoon Phase

The upcoming week is expected to be intensely wet and stormy for large parts of India. With prolonged rainfall expected across central, eastern, coastal, and southern belts, residents should stay alert and take necessary safety measures.

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Solar storm and its effect over Indian climate change

A solar storm is the term used for atmospheric effect felt on earth from certain events that occurs on sun. It is

a sudden explosion of particles, energy, magnetic fields, and material blasted into the solar system by the Sun. A Solar strom start with a huge explosion on the sun. These explosion is also called solar flares -

can be about as powerful as billions of nuclear bombs.

These phenomena send a stream of electrical charges .Solar storms follow an approximately 11-year cycle of activity, with periods of high activity and low activity. During solar maximum, the Sun's magnetic field is more complex and twisted, leading to increased solar storms and sunspot activity.

Effect of solar Strom on climate change?

Solar flares are sudden bursts of energy from the sun, releasing radiation and charged particles.It may increases in greenhouse-like gases such as water vapor and nitrous oxide (N2O) in the lower atmosphere. While solar flares can have noticeable effects on the upper atmosphere, their influence on Earth's surface temperature is relatively small.Furthermore, even during periods of increased solar activity, the total amount of solar energy reaching the top of the atmosphere has not shown a significant upward .The Wind speeds in the middle atmosphere can intensify dramatically—surging to over 140 km/h on the dark, night side of the planet.These storms can disrupt Earth's magnetosphere, causing geomagnetic storms that can affect satellite operations, power grids, and even radio communications.

Solar storms are a natural phenomenon with the potential for significant impact on modern society . solar storms is continuously developing. Scientists can warn of greater solar activity after anything explodes from the Sun. However, it’s still very challenging to anticipate when an outburst may happen.

🌧️ Monsoon Alert: Widespread Heavy Rainfall, Thunderstorms & Gusty Winds Likely Across India (15th–21st July)

The monsoon continues its active phase over much of India, with the Meteora Weather Service (MWS) forecasting heavy to very heavy rainfall, intense lightning, and strong surface winds across several states during the period 15th to 21st July. From the Himalayan foothills to peninsular coasts, here's a comprehensive breakdown of the anticipated weather patterns:

🏔️ Northwest India: Hills and Plains Set for Intense Rainfall

The week ahead looks stormy for the northwestern states, particularly in the hilly terrain and adjoining plains:

Jammu & Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, and Uttarakhand are likely to receive heavy rainfall at isolated places, especially between 15th and 21st July, with rainfall intensifying around 17th, 20th, and 21st July in Uttarakhand.
Punjab is expected to see spells of rain on 15th, 17th, and 21st July, while Haryana will experience rain mostly around 17th and 21st.
East Uttar Pradesh is under alert from 16th to 21st July, with West Uttar Pradesh seeing isolated heavy downpours on 16th and 17th July.
Rajasthan, particularly its eastern parts, is forecasted to receive very heavy rainfall on 15th and 16th July, while West Rajasthan is likely to get moderate to heavy spells around 15th July.

Expect thunderstorms and lightning to accompany rainfall, especially over the Himalayan foothills, posing risks of landslides and flash floods in vulnerable areas.

🌾 East & Central India: Madhya Pradesh, Bihar, and Odisha in the Spotlight

Rain activity continues to be intense over Central India with Madhya Pradesh and its neighboring states likely to be affected through the week.

Madhya Pradesh (both West and East) is expected to receive isolated heavy rainfall from 15th to 19th July, with very heavy rain over West MP on 18th July and East MP on 16th and 17th July.
Chhattisgarh, Bihar, Jharkhand, and Odisha will be on alert from 15th to 17th July, with heavy rainfall causing localized flooding in low-lying areas.
Gangetic and Sub-Himalayan West Bengal, as well as Sikkim, will see consistent rainfall activity, especially on 15th and 16th July, with additional showers continuing till 21st July.
Andaman & Nicobar Islands may also witness spells of heavy rain on 15th and 16th July.

⚠️ Thunderstorms with intense lightning are likely across the region, with Bihar in particular at risk during this wet spell.

🌊 West India: Konkan, Goa & Gujarat Gear Up for Soaking Rains

The western coastal states will face a fresh wave of monsoon activity:

Konkan and Goa, along with the ghat areas of Madhya Maharashtra, are predicted to receive heavy rainfall on 15th, 20th, and 21st July, and Goa specifically on 16th and 19th July.
The Gujarat Region may see very heavy rainfall on 15th July, which could lead to waterlogging in urban centers and delays in transportation.

⚠️ Coastal travelers and fishermen are advised to monitor updates and avoid venturing into the sea during peak rain activity.

🌿 Northeast India: Lightning and Downpours Continue

The northeastern states will remain under the influence of the monsoon with persistent rain and thunderstorms:

Assam, Meghalaya, Arunachal Pradesh, Mizoram, and Tripura are expected to receive heavy rainfall on 15th and 16th July, which may intensify again between 19th and 21st July.
Alongside the rain, frequent lightning and thunderstorm activity could impact daily life, particularly in rural and hilly areas.

🌴 South Peninsular India: Strong Winds and Persistent Rainfall

The monsoon remains vigorous over the southern states, bringing both rainfall and strong surface winds:

Kerala & Mahe, Tamil Nadu, and both Coastal & South Interior Karnataka are likely to experience heavy to very heavy rainfall between 15th and 21st July, which may disrupt normal routines in coastal districts.
North Interior Karnataka will see isolated heavy rain on 15th and 16th July, while Lakshadweep is likely to be hit by heavy showers on 19th and 20th July.
Coastal Andhra Pradesh & Yanam will experience moderate to heavy rain from 17th to 21st July, and Rayalaseema is forecasted to receive showers on 17th to 19th July. Parts of Telangana may also see rain around 18th July.

🌬️ Strong surface winds, reaching up to 50 km/h, will blow across parts of the South Peninsula, adding to the stormy conditions along the coasts.

☀️ Hot & Humid Weather in Some Pockets

Despite the widespread rainfall, hot and humid conditions will persist in some areas:

Tamil Nadu, as well as Coastal Andhra Pradesh, Yanam, and Rayalaseema, may experience muggy weather on 15th and 16th July, especially in the pre-monsoon hours before evening showers arrive.

⚠️ These conditions could lead to discomfort, dehydration, and heat stress if outdoors for prolonged periods.

✅ Safety Tips for the Week Ahead

Avoid travel in flood-prone or landslide-prone areas, especially in hilly terrain.
Keep emergency kits and rain gear ready.
Do not seek shelter under trees during thunderstorms.
Stay updated with IMD bulletins and local administration alerts.

📌 Conclusion: Monsoon in Full Swing Across India

This week marks another peak period for monsoon rainfall across India, affecting both plains and hills. Farmers, commuters, and coastal dwellers should stay informed and take timely precautions to avoid weather-related risks.

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🌧️ All-India Weather Alert: Extremely Heavy Rainfall Predicted in Several States | July 14th–20th Update

Meteora Weather Service (MWS) has issued a nationwide alert for extremely heavy rainfall (≥21 cm), thunderstorms, and strong winds across various regions from 14th to 20th July. This active monsoon phase is likely to impact daily life, agriculture, and travel across India. Here's a detailed breakdown of the weather scenario:

🧭 Northwest India: Intense Rainfall in Hills and Plains

The states of Rajasthan, Uttarakhand, East Uttar Pradesh, and Jammu & Kashmir are set to receive extremely heavy rainfall on 14th and 15th July, with isolated places experiencing downpours exceeding 21 cm.

Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, East Uttar Pradesh: Wet spell from 14th–20th July
Jammu & Kashmir: Very heavy rain from 14th–17th
Punjab, Haryana, Chandigarh: Scattered showers around 14th & 16th July
West Uttar Pradesh: Rainfall expected on 16th–20th July

⚠️ Be prepared for light to moderate rain across many areas, especially over the western Himalayan region, with thunderstorm and lightning activity likely throughout the week.

🌾 East & Central India: Madhya Pradesh & Jharkhand Brace for Downpours

Several districts in East Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Odisha, and Jharkhand will face a prolonged period of rainfall, with isolated regions witnessing extremely heavy showers on 14th and 15th July.

Coastal Gangetic West Bengal, Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh: Extremely heavy rain on 14th–15th July
East MP, Bihar, Odisha: Rain from 14th–18th July
Sub-Himalayan West Bengal & Sikkim: Heavy rainfall on 14th, 15th, 19th & 20th July
Andaman & Nicobar Islands: Wet spell beginning 15th July

🌩️ Moderate to intense lightning is likely in Bihar, especially around 15th–16th July. Citizens are advised to take precautions during outdoor activities.

🌊 West India: Gujarat to be Hit Hard

Western coastal states are also on alert, particularly Gujarat, where very heavy rainfall is expected on 14th July.

Konkan & Goa, Madhya Maharashtra, Saurashtra & Kutch: Scattered showers on 14th & 15th July
Gujarat Region: Torrential rainfall likely on 14th & 15th July

Expect travel delays and waterlogging in low-lying areas.

🌿 Northeast India: Rains Continue with Thunderstorms

The monsoon remains vigorous over the Northeast, with many areas receiving consistent showers.

Assam, Meghalaya, Arunachal Pradesh, Mizoram, Tripura: Heavy rainfall from 14th–16th July
Assam & Meghalaya: Very heavy rain likely on 14th & 15th July
Tripura: Intense rainfall expected on 14th July

Frequent thunderstorms and lightning are also predicted.

🌴 South Peninsular India: Strong Winds and Downpours

The southern states will witness a stormy week with widespread rainfall and strong winds.

Kerala & Mahe, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka: Heavy to very heavy rainfall from 14th–20th July
Tamil Nadu: Wet conditions intensify between 15th–19th July
Lakshadweep: Heavy rain on 19th & 20th July
Coastal Andhra Pradesh, Yanam & Rayalaseema: Rain from 18th–19th July

🌬️ Strong surface winds (40–50 kmph) are expected over much of the peninsula, which could impact coastal safety and small boat operations.

🔥 Hot & Humid Weather Advisory

Even with the widespread rains, some areas will face uncomfortable hot and humid weather, especially:

Tamil Nadu (14th & 15th July)
Coastal Andhra Pradesh, Yanam, Rayalaseema (14th–15th July)

These conditions may lead to heat stress during the daytime before evening rainfall provides relief.

✅ Safety First: Stay Weather-Wise

Keep an umbrella and rain gear handy if you're in any of the affected regions.
Farmers should delay irrigation and chemical application during heavy spells.
Avoid travel through flood-prone roads and areas vulnerable to landslides.
Follow regional advisories and tune in to IMD alerts daily.

🌦️ The monsoon is roaring — stay dry, stay safe, and stay informed.

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Monsoon update over East india for the next 3 days

Rains have already been observed in various states of India. Here is an analysis of the weather conditions in five states of East India for the next three days

West Bengal - Relatively moderate rainfall is expected in the districts of South Bengal for the first two days. Almost all the districts of South Bengal will witness light to moderate rainfall and isolated heavy rainfall will be witnessed at some places.Heavy rainfall is also expected in the northern plains on the 16th and there is a possibility of moderate to heavy rainfall in the northern hilly areas.Temperatures will remain normal across the state due to rainfall.

Bihar - Bihar to observe light to moderate rainfall in next two days.Rainfall will increase relatively from the 16th and moderate to heavy rainfall is likely in most parts of Bihar.The Temperatures will remain relatively normal and humidity will be high.

Jharkhand - Light to moderate rainfall is likely to occur in Jharkhand for the next three days, with isolated heavy rainfall at some places. It will be uncomfortably hot due to high relative humidity in the air.

Odisha - Light to moderate rainfall is likely to occur over Odisha and especially in the northern parts, moderate to heavy rainfall is likely to occur with isolated heavy rainfall. Temperatures will range between 28° and 32° C

Chattisgarh - There will be scattered light to moderate rainfall for the next three days in Chattisgarh. The temperature remain normal in three days.

However ,there is seen that eastern Indian state like West Bengal, Bihar, Jharkhand will receive relatively more rainfall than other parts

🌧️ India Weather Alert: Strong Monsoon Activity to Bring Widespread Rainfall and Storms Across Multiple States

The monsoon is intensifying once again, and the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) forecasts significant rainfall activity, thunderstorms, and gusty winds across most parts of India during the third week of July. Here’s a complete region-wise breakdown of what to expect in the coming days:

🧭 Northwest India: Wet Days Ahead for Plains and Hills

The hilly states of Jammu & Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, and Uttarakhand are expected to witness heavy rainfall and thunderstorms from midweek onward, particularly between 14th to 19th July. These areas may also face localized flooding in vulnerable zones.

Punjab, Haryana, Chandigarh, and Delhi will see intermittent showers, mainly around 13th and 14th July, offering some relief from the humid heat.

Uttar Pradesh, both western and eastern regions, is likely to experience frequent spells of rain starting from 13th July through the weekend, with isolated very heavy showers in some pockets, especially around 16th and 17th July.

Rajasthan will also remain under watch, with West Rajasthan predicted to receive significant downpours between 13th to 15th July, and East Rajasthan likely to be hit around the same period.

⚠️ Thunderstorms and lightning are expected to accompany these showers across many places in the region.

🏞️ East & Central India: Rain Belt to Stay Active

The central heartland of Madhya Pradesh will remain at the center of monsoon activity, with widespread heavy to very heavy rainfall likely to persist from 13th to 19th July. These rains are expected to drench both eastern and western parts of the state, including key districts like Bhopal, Jabalpur, and Indore.

Neighbouring Chhattisgarh will experience a surge in rain, especially during the latter half of the week, starting around 16th July, which may extend into the weekend.

Meanwhile, Jharkhand, Odisha, West Bengal, and Sikkim will be affected by moderate to heavy rainfall around 13th to 15th July, while Bihar may face more intense downpours between 15th and 17th July, which could disrupt daily activities in some parts.

Expect thunderstorms, lightning, and strong winds to accompany this rainfall across much of East and Central India.

🏖️ West India: Gujarat and Konkan Coasts in the Spotlight

Monsoon showers are expected to lash the Konkan and Goa coast, along with Madhya Maharashtra’s ghat regions, especially from 13th to 15th July. Travelers and residents in these regions should be cautious of slippery roads and potential landslides.

Gujarat is likely to be hit hard, with very heavy rainfall predicted on 13th and 14th July, continuing with scattered rain until the middle of next week. Cities like Ahmedabad, Surat, and Vadodara should brace for localized waterlogging and traffic disruptions.

🌿 Northeast India: Persistent Rainfall and Lightning

The monsoon remains active in the northeastern states, with moderate to heavy rainfall expected across Assam, Meghalaya, Nagaland, Manipur, Mizoram, and Tripura throughout the week (13th to 19th July).

Arunachal Pradesh may witness a surge in rainfall intensity starting 14th July, lasting into the new week. Daily thunderstorms and lightning are also likely to occur, especially in the afternoons and evenings.

🌴 South India: Winds and Wet Weather Continue

Southern India is also set for a wet week, with Kerala, Mahe, and Coastal Karnataka forecasted to receive continuous spells of heavy rainfall between 13th and 19th July. These could affect daily life in coastal towns and hilly areas.

South Interior Karnataka and Tamil Nadu, including districts like Bengaluru and Chennai, may start seeing increased rainfall from 15th July onward, which will last several days.

Additionally, strong surface winds with speeds up to 50 km/h are likely over peninsular India during this period, especially along the western coast.

Scattered rainfall is also expected across Telangana, Rayalaseema, Lakshadweep, and Coastal Andhra Pradesh & Yanam, making umbrellas and raincoats essential throughout the region.

🌡️ Hot & Humid Weather in Pockets

While rain dominates most areas, some southern pockets like Tamil Nadu, Rayalaseema, and Coastal Andhra Pradesh may experience hot and humid weather on 13th and 14th July, especially during the daytime before evening showers arrive.

✅ Weather Safety Tips:

Stay indoors during thunderstorms and lightning.
Avoid driving through waterlogged roads.
Secure outdoor objects before gusty winds.
Farmers are advised to postpone fertilizer application or harvesting during this rainy period.

🌧️ Conclusion: Active Monsoon Phase in Full Swing

With widespread rainfall forecasted across the country, this is a critical period for agriculture, travel, and outdoor work. Keep checking local weather updates and alerts to stay informed and stay safe.

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Monsoon update over North-East india for the next 5 days

Rains have already been observed in various states of India. Here is an analysis of the weather conditions in seven states of North-East India for the next five days

Arunachal Pradesh - Arunachal Pradesh will observe scattered light to moderate rainfall for the next two days. However, the rainfall intensity may increase slightly from the 15th and moderate rainfall may be observed at various places.

Assam - Assam will witness light to moderate rains for the next three days, with isolated heavy rains possible at some places.After three days, the rainfall will decrease slightly and light rain will be seen across the state.

Meghalaya - Light to moderate rainfall is expected across the state in Meghalaya for the next 5 days

Nagaland - Nagaland is likely to receive light rainfall for the next five days. Rainfall may increase on the 15th.

Manipur - Light to moderate rainfall likely in Manipur in next five days and the relative humidity in the air will be high.

Mizoram -Mizoram will experience light to moderate rainfall and rainfall may increase slightly from the 17th.There may be scattered heavy rains in some places.

Tripura - Tripura is likely to witness light to moderate rainfall for the next five days. Isolated heavy rainfall is likely at some places.

However ,there is a possibility of light to moderate rainfall in all the states of the North-East India or seven sisters.

🌧️ All-India Weather Forecast: Widespread Rainfall and Thunderstorm Activity from 12th to 18th July

The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a detailed weather advisory for the period 12th to 18th July, forecasting heavy to very heavy rainfall, thunderstorms, and strong surface winds across multiple regions of India. Here's a comprehensive region-wise breakdown of the expected weather conditions:

🌄 Northwest India:

Residents in Jammu-Kashmir, Ladakh, Gilgit-Baltistan, and Muzaffarabad can expect isolated heavy rainfall from 14th to 16th July. Himachal Pradesh will experience similar conditions from 13th to 16th July, and Uttarakhand from 12th to 18th July.

On 16th July, Punjab is likely to receive showers, while Haryana, Chandigarh, and Delhi may see rainfall on 14th. Uttar Pradesh is expected to get very heavy rainfall on 12th, 13th, 16th & 17th, and East Uttar Pradesh from 14th to 17th July.

Other areas on alert include East Rajasthan (12th–14th July) and West Rajasthan (13th–15th July), both forecasted to experience very heavy rainfall during this period.

Thunderstorm and lightning activity is expected to continue across the western Himalayan region and several plains of North India.

🌾 East & Central India:

Monsoon conditions remain active over Madhya Pradesh, with very heavy rainfall forecasted from 12th to 14th July. The rains will continue in Chhattisgarh from 12th to 16th July, and in Bihar from 15th to 17th July.

Jharkhand and Odisha will also face active rainfall between 13th–15th July, while West Bengal & Sikkim are likely to see showers from 13th to 15th July.

Expect thunderstorms, lightning, and gusty winds throughout East and Central India over the next 7 days.

🏝️ West India:

The Konkan & Goa region is on alert for heavy rainfall from 12th–15th July. Gujarat Region will experience showers between 12th–16th July, with very heavy rainfall on 13th & 14th July.

Ghat areas of Madhya Maharashtra and Saurashtra will also see isolated heavy spells on 13th July. Rainfall at many places is expected to persist for the next 5 days.

⛰️ Northeast India:

The Northeast continues to face light to moderate rainfall accompanied by thunderstorms and lightning across most areas.

Assam, Meghalaya, Nagaland, Manipur, Mizoram, and Tripura are forecasted to receive isolated heavy rainfall from 12th to 18th July, while Arunachal Pradesh is likely to see significant showers from 14th to 18th July.

🌴 South Peninsular India:

Monsoon activity remains active over the southern peninsula as well. Isolated heavy rainfall is expected over:

Kerala & Mahe
Coastal Karnataka from 12th to 18th July
South Interior Karnataka on 12th
Tamil Nadu from 15th to 18th July

In addition, strong surface winds reaching 40–50 kmph are expected over the region in the next 5 days. Scattered showers are also likely across Lakshadweep, Rayalaseema, Telangana, and Coastal Andhra Pradesh & Yanam.

🌡️ Hot & Humid Conditions:

Isolated pockets of Tamil Nadu, Coastal Andhra Pradesh, Yanam, and Rayalaseema are expected to experience hot and humid weather on 12th & 13th July.

✅ Precautionary Measures:

Carry umbrellas or raincoats when traveling.
Avoid flood-prone areas during intense spells.
Farmers and outdoor workers should plan schedules accordingly.
Keep an eye on regional alerts and warnings from local authorities.

Stay safe, stay informed, and stay prepared as monsoon systems intensify across the country.

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Artificial rain and prospects in India.

Artificial Rain

Artificial rain is man-made precipitation induced using cloud seeding techniques, involving chemicals like silver iodide, potassium chloride, or dry ice. It is used for drought relief, improving water availability, controlling pollution, and reducing heat waves in urban areas where the environment remains dry for a long time. Artificial rainfall is also called as cloud seeding. In 1946, Vincent Schaefer, working at GE's research laboratory, was experimenting with cloud icing on aircraft.The method involves dispersing chemicals like silver iodide, potassium iodide, and dry ice into clouds to encourage the formation of raindrops using aircraft or helicopters.Artificial is especially seen in areas with low rainfall area like Saudi Arab,Qatar, and UAE.Delhi is conducted its first-ever trial of artificial rain through cloud seeding between July 4 and 11, 2025.

Importance of Artificial rain for india

The Primary goal of artificial rain to increase precipitation which can be crucial in area facing drought conditions. Cloud seeding has been the focus of many theories based on the belief that governments manipulate the weather in order to control various conditions, including global warming, populations, military weapons testing, public health, and flooding.The main objective of its first-ever launch in Delhi, India, is to reduce pollution. Rainfall is very essential for agriculture. Artificial rain can eventually enhance crop and other productivity. Artificial rain can improve the resources of water. Increasing participation can positively impact on water levels on reservoir .

🌧️ India Weather Update: Widespread Rainfall, Thunderstorms & Heavy Showers Forecasted (11th–17th July)

The Indian subcontinent is bracing for a week filled with intense monsoon activity as the India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a widespread alert for heavy rainfall, thunderstorms, and gusty winds across various regions from 11th to 17th July. Here's a detailed outlook region-wise:

🌄 Northwest India:

Isolated heavy rainfall is expected over East Rajasthan, Uttarakhand, and Himachal Pradesh from 11th–17th July.
Jammu-Kashmir will experience heavy spells during the same period.
West Uttar Pradesh is likely to receive rainfall from 11th–15th July, while East Uttar Pradesh will see very heavy rainfall on 11th July.
South Haryana may witness isolated downpours on 11th July, and East Rajasthan from 11th–15th July.
Expect light to moderate rain at many places with thunderstorms and lightning, especially across the western Himalayan region.

🌾 East & Central India:

Madhya Pradesh will continue to face very likely heavy rainfall from 11th–17th July.
Chhattisgarh and Jharkhand are under rainfall threat from 11th–15th July, while Bihar will face very heavy showers on 11th, 15th & 16th July.
Odisha is likely to receive downpours from 11th–16th, and Sub-Himalayan West Bengal & Sikkim between 13th–16th July.
Widespread thunderstorms with lightning and gusty winds (30–40 kmph) will likely affect many places across this region.

🏝️ West India:

Konkan & Goa will be lashed by heavy rainfall on 11th and 13th–15th July.
Gujarat will face intense showers between 12th–17th July, while Ghat areas of Maharashtra are in focus on 13th & 14th July.
Saurashtra will see significant rain activity on 13th July.
Most of West India will experience moderate to heavy rainfall through the week.

⛰️ Northeast India:

Assam & Meghalaya are under alert for isolated heavy rainfall from 12th–17th July.
Mizoram & Tripura will experience intense rain between 13th–15th July, and Arunachal Pradesh from 14th–17th July.
Almost all of Northeast India will face light/moderate rain accompanied by thunderstorms and lightning.

🌴 South Peninsular India:

Coastal Karnataka, Kerala, South Interior Karnataka, and Tamil Nadu are expected to receive isolated heavy rainfall during 11th–17th July.
Strong surface winds (40–50 kmph) are highly likely across the region for the next three days.
Scattered to moderate rain likely over Kerala, Mahe, Lakshadweep, Rayalaseema, Coastal Andhra Pradesh, Yanam, and Telangana.

🌡️ Hot & Humid Weather Warnings:

East Assam will face hot and humid conditions on 11th & 12th July.
Similar discomfort is expected in Tamil Nadu, Coastal Andhra Pradesh, Yanam, and Rayalaseema between 11th–13th July.

🌩️ Stay Safe and Prepared!

With thunderstorms, heavy rainfall, and gusty winds forecasted across multiple states, residents are advised to remain alert, follow local advisories, and avoid unnecessary travel during intense spells. Monsoon is in full swing — stay safe, stay dry!

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