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Schools closed in Odisha, Andhra Pradesh due to deep depression; check IMD forecast for coming days

Weather Today: Will it rain on September 22? Check latest IMD rain alert for Delhi, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Mumbai, Gujarat, Maharashtra, Odisha, Tamil Nadu and other places

Weather tomorrow, September 21: IMD forecasts heavy rain, strong winds in 13 states; check state-wise alerts

Weather today, September 18: IMD forecasts widespread thunderstorms across north and northeast India

Bengaluru broke its near-summer heat spell with a heavy 55 mm rainfall Tuesday evening, causing severe waterlogging, traffic jams, and a fatal wall collapse in Domlur that killed five cows.

IMD has forecast heavy to very heavy rainfall for another 48 hours and issued a red alert for Rajkot, Morbi and Surendranagar.

Rain and thunderstorms to continue in Rajasthan and parts of North India before the monsoon begins its withdrawal.

Meteorologists said the showers could be one of the last major spells of rain in the national capital. | India News

Weather Tomorrow: On Monday, September 14, a weather alert has been issued by the Meteorological Department. Expect heavy downpours and thunderstorms across multiple states. Areas including Delhi-NCR and Rajasthan will face unsettled weather with rain showers in the spotlight. Additionally, Odisha and Bihar are predicted to experience similar wet conditions. Residents in Uttarakhand should exercise caution due to the risk of heavy rain and potential landslides.

Delhi, Noida, Gurugram weather today (September 8): Check IMD forecast for national capital and neighbouring regions

After three successful seasons on Amazon Prime Video, Mirzapur is heading to the big screen with Mirzapur: The Movie. Set to hit theatres on September 4, the crime thriller follows the battle for Mirzapur s throne as old enemies resurface and new threats emerg

The UP government sounded an alert following a forecast by the India Meteorological Department (IMD) predicting heavy rain, flash floods, thunderstorms and lightning in various parts of the state between September 1 and 6. With many rivers already swelling and

Mumbai ended August with a rainfall deficit, receiving just 35 per cent of its monthly average amid strengthening El Ni o conditions and inactive weather systems, making it South Mumbai s second-driest August in a decade. For September, the India Meteorologica