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Heavy Monsoon Rains Sweep Across India: A Comprehensive Forecast
India is bracing itself for intense monsoon rains over the next few days, with several regions expected to experience heavy to very heavy downpours. Here's a breakdown of the weather forecast for various parts of the country.
North India
- Haryana will witness isolated heavy rainfall on August 7, 11, and 12.
- Bihar is predicted to experience heavy to very heavy rainfall from August 7-12.
- West Uttar Pradesh will have isolated heavy rainfall on August 7, 8, 11, and 12.
- Delhi-NCR will see light rainfall or drizzle, mainly in the evening and night hours on August 7, 8, and 9, with a slight dip in minimum temperatures offering temporary relief from the heat.
- Uttarakhand is expected to experience isolated extremely heavy rainfall on August 13, continuing with heavy to very heavy rain and thunderstorms through August 18. Landslides and wind speeds up to 40-60 km/h expected in hilly areas.
- Punjab and Haryana are likely to experience monsoon rains but not specified as heavy or very heavy from the given sources.
- Jammu & Kashmir is expected to have isolated heavy rainfall on August 7.
Central India
- Madhya Maharashtra will have isolated heavy rain on August 7.
- Marathwada will have isolated heavy rain on August 7-8.
- Konkan & Goa will have isolated heavy rain on August 7-8.
West India
- Gujarat and Rajasthan will not have significant rainfall in the next few days.
South India
- Kerala & Mahe are expected to have heavy to very heavy rainfall from August 7-9.
- Coastal Karnataka will have heavy to very heavy rainfall on August 7.
- South Interior Karnataka will have heavy to very heavy rainfall on August 7.
- Tamil Nadu is expected to have heavy to very heavy rainfall from August 7-9.
- Coastal Andhra Pradesh will have isolated heavy rainfall from August 7-9.
- Rayalaseema will have isolated heavy rainfall from August 7-9.
- Telangana will experience isolated heavy rainfall from August 7-9.
Eastern India
- Assam and Meghalaya will have heavy to very heavy rainfall from August 7-12.
- Sub-Himalayan West Bengal & Sikkim will have heavy to very heavy rainfall from August 7-12.
- Gangetic West Bengal will have isolated heavy rainfall on August 7-8.
- Jharkhand will have isolated heavy rainfall on August 7-8.
- Odisha will have isolated heavy rainfall on August 7-8.
- Chhattisgarh will have isolated heavy rainfall on Aug 11-12.
Northeast India
- Nagaland, Manipur, Mizoram, and Tripura will have heavy to very heavy rainfall from August 7-12.
- Arunachal Pradesh is expected to have heavy to extremely heavy rainfall from August 7-12.
Himachal Pradesh
- Heavy rain with very heavy spells between August 11-14, continuing with heavy rain on 15-16 August.
Southern Peninsula
- Strong winds may reach up to 50 kmph over the next 48 hours in states in the southern peninsula.
Thunderstorms and lightning are likely to accompany light to moderate showers across many areas, especially in the evenings. Farmers, commuters, and outdoor workers are urged to stay updated through official channels and take necessary precautions against sudden downpours or strong winds.
The current weather forecast for the next few days (August 13-18, 2025) across the specified regions in India is as follows. Major weather drivers include several cyclonic circulations over Bay of Bengal, Central India, North Interior Karnataka, Northwest Uttar Pradesh, and Northeast Assam. A Western Disturbance is active near northern Pakistan and Jammu & Kashmir, contributing to intense monsoon spells, especially in northern hill states. The monsoon trough runs near the Himalayan foothills, intensifying rainfall in northern and northeastern states.
In summary, heavy to very heavy rainfall and thunderstorms are expected in Uttarakhand, Himachal Pradesh, Assam, Telangana, Maharashtra, parts of Uttar Pradesh (especially west and east UP), Haryana, and northeastern states over the next few days. Moderate to heavy rains are likely along much of central and southern India with localized variations. Residents in hill districts of Uttarakhand, Jammu & Kashmir, and Himachal Pradesh should remain alert for possible landslides and flooding. The IMD has advised people to stay prepared, especially in flood-prone and hilly areas, as multiple regions are under yellow and orange alerts.
The weather forecast reveals that Uttarakhand is predicted to experience isolated extremely heavy rainfall on August 13, continuing with heavy to very heavy rain and thunderstorms through August 18, while Himachal Pradesh is anticipated to receive heavy rain with very heavy spells between August 11-14, continuing with heavy rain on 15-16 August. Additionally, weather-forecasting data indicates that Assam is expected to receive heavy to very heavy rainfall from August 7-12, and Nagaland, Manipur, Mizoram, and Tripura will have heavy to very heavy rainfall from August 7-12 as well.
