IMD Forecast: Your Quick Guide to Today’s Weather Alerts

When the sky looks off, the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) is the first to sound the alarm. Whether it’s a yellow alert over Delhi or an orange warning in the hills, the IMD forecast gives you the details you need to plan your day without getting soaked.

Why the IMD Forecast Matters

The IMD pulls data from satellites, radar and ground stations across the country. That means when they issue a forecast, it’s based on real‑time information, not guesses. A fresh yellow alert in Delhi, for example, tells you heavy showers will linger for another two days, the Yamuna may breach its evacuation mark, and flights at IGI could face delays. Knowing this in advance helps you pick the right outfit, choose a safer route, or reschedule that important meeting.

What the Latest IMD Forecasts Are Saying

Recent reports show a mix of rain, wind and heat across north India. In Delhi, the IMD issued a yellow alert because three weather systems are feeding the downpours. The forecast predicts temps slipping below normal and air quality staying acceptable, but traffic snarls and flight delays are likely. In Uttar Pradesh, the heat will peak today with temps hovering around 33 °C, only to give way to heavy rain and thunderstorms from Sunday onward. Meanwhile, the monsoon is intensifying in Uttarakhand and Haryana, prompting orange and red alerts that warn of flash floods and power cuts.

If you’re heading to an IPL match at Eden Gardens, the IMD forecast flagged possible thunderstorms and gusty winds of 40–60 km/h. Organizers are on standby with covers, but you might still see a shortened game or a DLS‑adjusted score. For travelers, the Delhi airport weather chaos last week forced 14 flight diversions – a clear reminder that checking the IMD forecast before you book or head to the airport can save you hours of hassle.

Beyond the big cities, rural areas aren’t immune. The IMD’s orange alerts across Uttarakhand indicate steep hills receiving intense rain, raising the risk of landslides. If you’re planning a trek, keep an eye on the forecast and consider postponing if the warning stays high.

So how do you turn this forecast into action? First, pull up the IMD’s alert level – yellow means stay aware, orange means prepare, red means take shelter. Second, adjust your travel or work plans accordingly. Pack an umbrella, carry a raincoat, and if you’re driving, avoid low‑lying roads prone to water‑logging. Finally, stay tuned to local updates; the IMD often refines its outlook as conditions change.

In short, the IMD forecast is your weather compass for India. By checking it regularly, you’ll dodge the soggy surprises, keep your commute smooth, and enjoy the monsoon without panic. Keep this page bookmarked – we’ll keep the latest IMD alerts and practical tips coming your way.

Delhi weather: IMD scales down alerts as rain eases, Yamuna stays above 207m

4.09.2025 By: Aarav Bhatnagar

Rain over Delhi-NCR is set to ease as IMD downgrades alerts to yellow, with light rain and thunderstorms expected into the weekend. The Yamuna remains above the 207m evacuation mark at 207.44m, forcing a pause in cremations at Nigambodh Ghat. AQI improved to 57 after the showers. Gurugram faces an orange alert, while Noida and Ghaziabad remain on yellow.

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.

Delhi Weather: Humid Heat Hangs On Even As IMD Predicts Temperature Relief Ahead

31.07.2025 By: Aarav Bhatnagar

Delhi is sweating through muggy days marked by occasional rainfall, as maximum temperatures stay 2-3°C above normal. IMD expects relief soon, forecasting a drop in temperatures over the next two days and more rain by month's end. Residents are hoping for a break from the sticky heat.

Uttar Pradesh Heatwave: Rain and Thunderstorms Offer Brief Relief Before Scorching Temperatures Return

20.06.2025 By: Aarav Bhatnagar

Rain and thunderstorms have provided a short break from the relentless heatwave in Uttar Pradesh, dropping temperatures by 2-3°C. Cities like Banda and Varanasi saw relief, but the IMD warns that heat is set to return around June 6, possibly pushing the mercury up to 46°C.