India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued an updated forecast highlighting widespread rainfall across many regions of the country due to active monsoon conditions. A low-pressure system over Central India, coupled with cyclonic circulations and a western disturbance, is expected to bring heavy to very heavy rainfall in parts of Gujarat, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Assam, and Delhi/NCR in the coming days. Let’s take a closer look at the region-wise forecast from September 5 to September 10, 2025.
West India: Gujarat, Maharashtra, Konkan & Goa to See Intense Showers
West India will be under the influence of strong monsoon systems with heavy rainfall continuing till September 8. Gujarat, particularly the Saurashtra and Kutch regions, will be the hotspot for extremely heavy rainfall between September 6 and 7.
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Date |
Region |
Rainfall Forecast |
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Sept 5–6 |
Gujarat Region |
Extremely heavy rainfall at isolated places |
|
Sept 6–7 |
Saurashtra & Kutch |
Extremely heavy rainfall |
|
Sept 5–6 |
Konkan & Goa, Madhya Maharashtra |
Isolated heavy to very heavy rainfall |
|
Sept 5 |
Marathwada |
Isolated heavy rainfall |
|
Sept 8 |
Gujarat State |
Isolated heavy rainfall |
Northwest India: Rajasthan, Uttarakhand, Punjab on Alert
The IMD has predicted heavy showers in northwest India, especially Rajasthan and Uttarakhand, with localized flooding possible. West Rajasthan will see very heavy rain on September 6 and 7, while Punjab and Haryana may get relief after September 10.
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Date |
Region |
Rainfall Forecast |
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Sept 5–8 |
Uttarakhand & Rajasthan |
Isolated heavy rainfall |
|
Sept 6–7 |
West Rajasthan |
Isolated very heavy rainfall |
|
Sept 5–7 |
East Rajasthan |
Isolated heavy rainfall |
|
Sept 5 & 10 |
Punjab |
Isolated heavy rainfall |
|
Sept 5, 8–10 |
Haryana, Chandigarh |
Isolated heavy rainfall |
|
Sept 9 |
East Uttar Pradesh |
Isolated heavy rainfall |
East & Central India: Madhya Pradesh, Odisha, Bihar to See Strong Activity
The low-pressure area over Chhattisgarh and East Madhya Pradesh will trigger heavy rainfall in these regions, extending to Bihar and Sub-Himalayan West Bengal later this week. West Madhya Pradesh is likely to be the worst-hit with very heavy rainfall on September 5.
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Date |
Region |
Rainfall Forecast |
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Sept 5–6 |
West Madhya Pradesh |
Isolated heavy rainfall (very heavy on Sept 5) |
|
Sept 5 |
East Madhya Pradesh |
Isolated heavy rainfall |
|
Sept 5 |
Vidarbha, Chhattisgarh, Odisha |
Isolated heavy rainfall |
|
Sept 6–7 |
Andaman & Nicobar Islands |
Isolated heavy rainfall |
|
Sept 5, 7–10 |
Sub-Himalayan WB & Sikkim |
Isolated heavy rainfall |
|
Sept 8–10 |
Bihar |
Isolated heavy rainfall |
Northeast India: Prolonged Wet Spell Expected
The northeastern states will continue to receive consistent rainfall. Assam, Meghalaya, Nagaland, and Tripura are likely to witness heavy showers till September 7, while Arunachal Pradesh will see more activity after September 6.
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Date |
Region |
Rainfall Forecast |
|
Sept 5–7 |
Assam, Meghalaya, Nagaland, Manipur, Mizoram, Tripura |
Isolated heavy rainfall |
|
Sept 6–10 |
Arunachal Pradesh |
Isolated heavy rainfall |
South India: Light Showers with Strong Winds in Andhra
Southern states will see relatively weaker rainfall activity compared to the rest of the country, but Kerala, Tamil Nadu, and Andhra Pradesh will remain active. Strong surface winds will affect coastal regions.
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Date |
Region |
Weather Forecast |
|
Sept 5 |
Kerala & Mahe |
Isolated heavy rainfall |
|
Sept 8–9 |
Isolated heavy rainfall |
|
|
Sept 5–8 |
Coastal Andhra Pradesh, Yanam, Rayalaseema |
Strong winds (30–40 kmph) with light to moderate rain |
Delhi/NCR: Cloudy Skies, Rain Showers
Delhi/NCR has experienced light to moderate rainfall with a drop in both maximum and minimum temperatures in the last 24 hours. IMD predicts cloudy conditions with intermittent rain and thundershowers till September 7.
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Date |
Weather |
Temp (Max/Min °C) |
Wind Conditions |
|
Sept 5 |
Cloudy, moderate rain at few places |
32–34 / 22–24 |
NE winds 15–20 kmph, shifting SE |
|
Sept 6 |
Cloudy, light rain/thundershowers |
32–34 / 23–25 |
SE winds 20–25 kmph |
|
Sept 7 |
Cloudy, light rain at isolated places |
33–35 / 22–24 |
SE winds <15 kmph |
The monsoon remains highly active with multiple weather systems affecting different parts of India simultaneously. Farmers in Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, and Bihar have been advised to take precautions against waterlogging, while residents of Delhi/NCR and Rajasthan should prepare for possible heavy showers. Northeastern states may see prolonged rainfall, which could raise flood concerns in low-lying areas.
IMD continues to monitor these systems closely, and timely updates will be crucial for agriculture, travel, and urban planning in the coming days.
