India braces for a dual weather challenge as intense heatwaves and heavy rainfall alerts are issued across various regions, particularly in the North, West, and Central areas.
The IMD’s 2026 monsoon forecast indicates a concerning shift towards below normal rainfall, influenced by climate signals. This marks a notable change from earlier predictions.
Recent satellite images have captured a significant cloud formation over India and Pakistan, indicating an impending weather system. The IMD warns of potential rainfall and disruptions.
Chandigarh is bracing for thunderstorms and higher temperatures as a yellow alert is issued for March 29 and 30.
Mamata Banerjee’s chartered flight faced delays due to adverse Kolkata weather, impacting air travel as elections approach.
A heavy hailstorm swept through Shimla on March 16, 2026, leaving residents seeking shelter as temperatures dropped and movement was disrupted.
Jaipur experienced significant rainfall on March 23, altering the weather from warm to pleasant and prompting immediate assessments of crop damage.
Hyderabad is bracing for showers and thunderstorms as the India Meteorological Department issues alerts for the region. Rainfall activity is expected to continue until Friday evening.
Today’s weather in Odisha shows high temperatures, with Jharsuguda reaching 39.0°C, while Kashmir experiences cooler conditions and rainfall.
Recent weather conditions in Srinagar have seen fresh snowfall in higher reaches and light to moderate rain in the plains. The Meteorological Department predicts erratic weather until March 19.
