India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a forecast for the coming days, predicting widespread rainfall across most parts of India due to multiple active weather systems. From the formation of a new low-pressure area over the Bay of Bengal to the impact of cyclonic circulations across different regions, several states are expected to receive heavy to very heavy rainfall till July 27. Here are the details
Northwest India to Experience Intense Showers
Intense rainfall is expected in several regions of Northwest India, including the western Himalayas and surrounding plains. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a warning for heavy to very heavy rain in Jammu & Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, and parts of Uttar Pradesh and Punjab over the coming week.
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Region |
Rainfall Intensity & Dates |
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Jammu & Kashmir |
heavy rain from July 22–23 |
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Himachal Pradesh |
heavy rain from July 22–27 |
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Very heavy July 22; heavy rain till July 24 |
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Punjab |
Very heavy rain on July 22; heavy till July 24 |
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Haryana |
Heavy rain from July 22–24 |
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West UP |
Heavy rain from July 22–23, and again on July 26–27 |
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East UP |
Heavy showers likely between July 25–27 |
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East Rajasthan |
Heavy rainfall expected on July 27 |
Alongside rainfall, most areas are expected to see thunderstorms and lightning. Western Himalayan areas will witness rain almost daily.
Western India: Konkan, Goa, and Maharashtra Brace for More Downpours
The Konkan coast and Ghat areas of Maharashtra will continue to experience monsoon fury. Gujarat and Marathwada are also likely to receive scattered heavy rainfall in the coming days.
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Region |
Rainfall Intensity & Dates |
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Konkan & Goa |
Heavy to very heavy rainfall from July 22–27 |
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Madhya Maharashtra |
Ghat areas to receive heavy rain during July 22–27 |
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Marathwada |
Isolated heavy rainfall on July 22 |
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Gujarat State |
Heavy showers likely on July 22, 26, and 27 |
The forecast also mentions moderate rainfall in most places with thunderstorms and winds in isolated pockets.
South India: Wet Week Ahead for Karnataka, Kerala and Andhra
Due to a trough and cyclonic circulation over the southern peninsula, South India will see an active monsoon phase, especially in Kerala, Coastal Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, and Karnataka.
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Region |
Rainfall Intensity & Dates |
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Kerala & Mahe |
Heavy to very heavy rain on July 22, and July 25–27 |
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South Interior Karnataka |
Similar pattern as Kerala |
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Coastal Andhra & Yanam |
Heavy rain on July 22–27 in isolated places |
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Telangana |
Heavy rain on July 22 and 23 |
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Coastal Karnataka |
Heavy rainfall on July 22 and July 27 |
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Tamil Nadu |
Isolated heavy showers on July 22 |
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Rayalaseema |
Rain likely from July 22–23 |
Strong surface winds (40–50 kmph) are expected over southern India, which may disrupt coastal activities.
East & Central India: Low Pressure to Trigger Widespread Rainfall
A fresh low-pressure system is set to form over the Bay of Bengal around July 24, bringing substantial rainfall to East and Central India. Many states in the region are under alerts for heavy rainfall between July 22 and 27.
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Region |
Rainfall Intensity & Dates |
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East MP |
Heavy to very heavy from July 22–27 |
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West MP |
Very heavy on July 26–27; heavy on July 22 and 25 |
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Vidarbha |
Very heavy rainfall on July 24–25; heavy through the week |
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Chhattisgarh |
Heavy rain from July 22–27, very heavy from July 23–26 |
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Odisha |
Similar to Chhattisgarh; continuous rain till July 27 |
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Jharkhand |
Very heavy on July 24–25; heavy rain from July 24–27 |
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Heavy rainfall expected during July 24–27 |
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Andaman & Nicobar |
Heavy rain on July 22 |
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WB (Sub-Himalayan) |
Heavy rainfall on July 22, and July 25–27 |
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Gangetic WB |
Rainfall likely from July 23–27 |
Thunderstorms, gusty winds, and lightning are expected across these regions, along with moderate rainfall at many locations.
Northeast India: Rainfall Continues with Isolated Heavy Showers
The northeastern states will also remain under the influence of moisture-laden winds and cyclonic circulation, leading to continued rainfall activity through the week.
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Region |
Rainfall Intensity & Dates |
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Arunachal Pradesh |
Heavy rainfall on July 22 and July 24–27 |
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Assam & Meghalaya |
Similar pattern as Arunachal Pradesh |
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Nagaland & Tripura |
Heavy rain on July 22 and July 23–27 |
Daily rainfall, coupled with thunderstorms and lightning, will persist in the region.
Delhi-NCR Forecast: Cloudy Skies, Light Showers Ahead
Delhi NCR region is expected to see cloudy skies with light to moderate rainfall and cooler temperatures over the next few days. Below-normal temperatures will offer a brief respite from the July heat.
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Date |
Rainfall |
Temp (Max/Min °C) |
Wind Direction & Speed |
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July 22 |
Moderate rain |
31–33 / 24–26 |
SE to S, <15 kmph |
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July 23 |
Very light to light |
31–33 / 23–25 |
SW to W, up to 20 kmph |
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July 24 |
Very light |
34–36 / 24–26 |
W to SW, up to 16 kmph |
Daytime temperatures are likely to remain 1–2°C below normal through most of the forecast period, except on July 24 when it may rise slightly above average.
With several active systems influencing India’s weather patterns, heavy rainfall is expected across multiple regions, including the northwestern hills, central India, and parts of the south and east. Farmers, commuters, and local authorities are advised to stay alert and monitor IMD updates regularly.
