June to now: Rainfall reports for Mumbai, Delhi, nd other regions

Today’s Weather news: As per the IMD weather forecast rainfall reports, red and yellow alerts have been announced in Mumbai and Delhi, respectively. Check out this website for all the detailed information on where heavy rainfalls, floods might occur in India.

1st September, Karnataka and other Indian states weather updates

The first of September is a very tragic day;y, on this day, rainfall occurred in various states of India. In Karnataka, some areas, like Bidar,r reported flood occurrences. People from nearby areas took help from the flood relief camp and accommodation.  Also, in Delhi, a flood alert has been announced to the general public and, most importantly, to the people living near the Yamuna River. Telangana, Bangalore city, Delhi, and Punjab state have also been issued red alerts today. So during this heavy rainfall, everyone should avoid travelling or settling on the nearby river banks or the ocean. Natural calamities like floods are natural phenomena; we need to be more careful also in irrigation and draining of the flooded water.

  • Mumbai Weather Report, from 16th June 2025

According to the Mumbai Regional Meteorological Centre, it has issued a yellow alert in Mumbai regions like Palghar and Thane on this day. Also, it had issued a red alert warning to the Raigad region of Maharashtra. Previously, the Raigad area was warned of a yellow weather alert, and now, due to the heavy rains, it has been shifted to a red alert. Furthermore, issued that there will be changes in the climatic conditions in Mumbai, i.e with a maximum of 32 degrees Celsius and a Minimum of 25 degrees on the 16th of June 2025.

Furthermore, the Indian Meteorological Department IMD had also issued a red alert warning to the coastal areas of Maharashtra today, and it stated that heavy rains may occur in regions like Saurashtra, Kutch, Konkan, Goa, Madhya Maharashtra, etc., from 18 to the 21st of June this year.

Following the alert, it has also been seen in the region’s cyclone circulation, and that may lead to bringing rains also to other states like Gujarat, Chhattisgarh, and Odisha.

The month saw moderate rain in this place (Even though it was a peak), and the temperature recorded during this month was 27 to 29 degrees Celsius.

As of August, people living in Mumbai may experience the wettest season in this state due to the heavy rainfall. Taking into account the past year’s analysis, the month of August, this play may experience an average of 75% rainfall, which can also be considered moderate. And by the ned end of September month it will stop raining and become completely dry. So, for the travellers around the world visiting this place in this season will be good, and they can also see the green landscape.

  • The Delhi Weather Report from 18th June to Now

The Delhi Meteorological Centre has also issued a yellow alert warning to the NCD regions of Delhi, and it would remain effective up to the 18th of June. As it occurred, there was also a chance of a drop in temperature by 3 to 5 degrees below the normal temperature recorded. It also stated that the current temperature of Delhi on this day was recorded with a maximum of 35 to 37 degrees Celsius and a Minimum of 22 to 24 degrees Celsius. It can be said that in June in this area, they experience occasional rainfall, with an average temperature range from 27.6 degrees to 38.3 degrees Celsius. But in the month, there was rainfall of 150.5 mm, which also ranked 69th since the year 1901. Although it recorded 150.5 mm of rainfall, it also recorded the hottest season of the year. Moreover, in August, it is expected to receive 9.6 inches of rainfall.

After this month, the winter season starts, which can be extremely cold and can continue till February or March 2026. SO, for travellers around the world longing to visit Delhi, they can visit it from October to March.

  • Bangalore weather forecast reports from June 2025

According to the IMD reports, it has issued red as well as yellow warnings to the 14 districts of Karnataka state, which are located near the coastal and Western Ghats region, as the southwest monsoon intensifies. It has also been stated that these rains and winds will continue for the next 4 days too, and it may lead to heavy rainfall in the coastal regions of Karnataka with gusty wind speeds of 40 to 50 kilometres per hour. And in the northern and southern parts of Karnataka, it is also stated that from a light to moderate type.

The red alert-issued regions in the Karnataka state included Dakshina Kannada, Uttara Kannada, Udupi, Chikkamagaluru, Shivamogga, and Kodagu. TThesealert-issued regionsay experience extremely heavy rains. However, Orange alerts have also been issued to regions like Hassan, Mysuru, Gadag, Haveri, Belagavi, Chamarajanagar, Devanagere, and Dharwad. In these orange alert regions, very heavy rainfall is likely to occur during these four days. Moreover, a yellow alert, except for heavy rainfall, is also expected to occur in places like Mandya, Koppal, Bidar, and Kalaburagi.

Above all, it can be said that Bangalore has fine weather almost throughout the year, and in June, the monsoon starts. During this monsoon period, you can see the lush green nature, cool breeze of the Nandi Hills, etc, of the state. And in August month you will find the wet season here, with little cold antemperaturesre ranging from 20 degrees Celsius to 28 degrees Celsius. IN most cases, June to October is considered to be the rainy season of this region, and it may occur at 101.9.101.2. 165.7 252.8, and 192.87 mm approx. SO, travellers around the world, we suggest the best time to visit this place is from October to February, when the temperature would be in the range of 15 degrees Celsius to 28 degrees Celsius.

  • Manipur rainfall is highest from June to August.

Manipur has also received rainfall in various districts, including Imphal West, Imphal East, Thoubal, Bishnupur, Churachandpur, Kakching, Kangpokpi, etc. It recorded a temperature range of 23 to 27 degrees Celsius in the evening, and precipitation ranged between 10% and75%. Wind speed in the regions recorded today at 5 km per hour.

From July in this place, monsoon rains started occurring not continuously but at a moderate level, and in August, it was seen that most rainfall occurred at night time till morning; thus, the weather condition of the place was cool, i.e not so hot and not so cold, but normal.

  • Telangana Thunderstorm Reports for June-August

In Telangana state, the Indian Meteorological Department has issued a thunderstorm alert in 13 districts, including the Hyderabad region. The regions that are under the alert notified by the IMD include Sircilla, Viakrabad, Medchal Malkajgiri, Hyderabad, Rangareddy, Yadadri Bhongir, Bhadradri Kothagudem, Mulugu, Bhupalpally, Pedapalli, Jayashankar, Asifabad, Mancherial, Kumaran Bheem, and Adilabad. The average temperature of this place in June was recorded from 24.4 to 32.4 degrees Celsius, appx.

IN this region, as you can see, the rainfall period from June to September and most of this week is considered to be the outcome of the South West monsoon. That is to say, foreigners or travellers may visit this place from November to February.

Nilgiris rains. Closure of schools, tourist destinations, nd power outages happened.

Due to heavy rainfall occurring today, Several places in the Nilgiris faced power outages, shutdown of schools and colleges, along with the closure of tourist destinations. The district administration has also stated in the media that an average rainfall of 47.28 was recorded from Sunday to Monday morning, and it also heavily affected regions like Gudalur, Kundha, and Pandalur.

In conclusion, according to India Weather reports collected from IMD, several states may receive rainfall from Heavy to extreme,  as well as red, orange, or yellow alerts have also been issued to various states of India today.

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