India Weather Updates – Stay Ahead of Rain, Heat and Alerts

India’s weather changes fast, and staying informed can save you time, money and even life. From sudden downpours in Delhi to heat spikes in Uttar Pradesh, the latest reports show a mix of monsoon bursts, flood warnings and scorching days. Below you’ll find the most recent alerts, what they mean for your daily plans, and easy steps you can take to stay safe.

Current Weather Alerts Across States

Right now the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued yellow alerts for Delhi and NCR, keeping the Yamuna river above the evacuation mark for a second day. Expect heavy showers, traffic snarls and possible flight delays at IGI Airport. In Uttar Pradesh, a heatwave still pushes temperatures above 40 °C, but thunderstorms are expected to bring brief relief from Sunday onward. Uttarakhand faces orange and red alerts as monsoon rains intensify, creating flash‑flood risks in mountainous districts. Rajasthan’s early monsoon has already triggered warnings in 27 districts, with the chance of sudden flash floods. If you live in or travel through these zones, check local forecasts every few hours and keep an eye on official IMD warnings.

How to Prepare for Extreme Weather

When rain turns into water‑logging, the first thing to do is move valuables to higher ground and keep important documents dry. Carry a small emergency kit with a flashlight, bottled water, basic medicines and a power bank. If you’re driving, avoid low‑lying roads that could become rivers after a downpour – GPS apps often flag flooded routes in real time. During heat spikes, stay indoors during peak sun hours, wear light clothing and drink plenty of fluids. For those in flood‑prone villages, listen to local authorities about evacuation routes and keep a list of nearby shelters. Simple steps like checking your roof for leaks before the monsoon hits can prevent costly damage later.

Weather patterns this year show that rain and heat will keep alternating across the country. That means you’ll likely experience a heavy shower one day and a scorching sun the next. The best habit is to make checking the day’s forecast a part of your morning routine. Sign up for SMS alerts from the IMD, follow local news channels, and consider a weather app that sends push notifications for your specific city.

By staying aware of the latest alerts and taking a few practical steps, you can navigate India’s fickle weather without too much hassle. Whether you’re planning a trip, heading to work, or just looking after your home, a little preparation goes a long way. Keep this page bookmarked for quick updates, and stay safe out there.

Delhi rains: IMD issues fresh Yellow Alert as three weather systems fuel two more days of downpours

4.09.2025 By: Aarav Bhatnagar

IMD has issued a fresh yellow alert for Delhi as heavy showers linger for two more days, driven by three weather factors. The Yamuna is above the evacuation mark for a second day, traffic is choked in key stretches, and flights are delayed at IGI Airport. Temperatures have dipped below normal, and air quality remains satisfactory. NCR cities are on orange alert with warnings of waterlogging.

Faridabad rain on August 23 brings sudden relief, exposes flood risks

25.08.2025 By: Aarav Bhatnagar

A sudden afternoon downpour on August 23, 2025, cooled Faridabad after days of intense heat and exceeded IMD’s light-rain outlook. The showers triggered minor waterlogging and slower traffic in low-lying stretches, while residents welcomed the drop in temperatures. With a ‘Very High’ climate risk score and a wet 30-day IMD outlook, the city faces ongoing urban flooding concerns.