Amid the scorching heat in Delhi after days of red alert, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) has forecast thunderstorm and ...

The southwest monsoon, which regained momentum this week, is expected to cover most parts of northwest India, including Delhi ...

The minimum temperature on Friday settled at 31°C, which is four degrees above the seasonal average. According to the IMD, ...

Currently, monsoon activity is limited to regions like Mumbai in the west and parts of Sikkim and Sub-Himalayan West Bengal ...

The monsoon made an early onset over Kerala on May 24—its earliest since 2009—and advanced quickly with the help of strong ...

The ‘Red Alert’, the highest-level warning issued by the IMD, urges residents to take serious precautions such as staying ...

Rajasthan is bracing for continued heat. The India Meteorological Department forecasts heat waves for the next few days, especially in western and northern areas. Sri Ganganagar recorded a scorching ...

North India may get relief from the ongoing heatwave from June 14, says IMD. Delhi, Rajasthan, and other regions may see rain ...

Delhi has already begun to witness signs of the approaching monsoon with increased humidity levels and scattered pre-monsoon thunderstorms expected in the coming days.

The rains are forecast to move northwestward soon after, with western Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, Punjab, and eventually Delhi ...

This comes after a red alert – which is a severe warning level – was issued for Delhi as the capital witnessed extreme heatwave conditions.