The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued weather updates for multiple regions in India, with forecasts of rain, thunderstorms, and a heat wave. Here’s a breakdown of the weather conditions across different parts of the country:
Delhi Weather Alert: Yellow Alert for Rain and Thunderstorms
IMD has issued a yellow alert in Delhi due to expected thunderstorms and rain this week. On May 1, the maximum temperature is forecasted to reach 38°C, with a minimum of 26°C.
Rain and Thunderstorms in Karnataka Until May 6
Several districts in Karnataka, including Bengaluru, Mysuru, Hassan, and others, will experience rain and thunderstorms due to a cyclonic circulation from the Bay of Bengal. The rain is expected to continue until May 6.
Telangana Weather Update: Light Rain Expected
The IMD’s Hyderabad Centre forecasts light to moderate rain in parts of Telangana over the next five days. Areas such as Hyderabad, Warangal, Khammam, and Rangareddy will experience thunderstorms, lightning, and gusty winds. A yellow alert has been issued for these areas as well.
Himachal Pradesh: Rain from May 1–3
A western disturbance is set to impact Himachal Pradesh from May 2, bringing light to moderate rain across the region. A yellow alert has been issued for Shimla due to thunderstorms, gusty winds, and lightning.
Heat Wave Continues in Rajasthan and Gujarat
Parts of Rajasthan and Gujarat will continue to experience scorching temperatures. The IMD advises residents and farmers to stay updated with local weather alerts and take necessary precautions.
April 2025: Record-Setting Weather
April 2025 was the 50th driest April recorded in India since 1901. However, southern and central India saw substantial rainfall, with the southern peninsular region recording its 13th highest April rainfall. Meanwhile, temperatures continued to rise, with the 8th highest daily maximum temperatures recorded for April.
Key Points to Remember:
- Yellow alerts issued for rain, thunderstorms, and heat waves.
- Thunderstorms expected in Karnataka, Telangana, and Himachal Pradesh.
- Heat wave conditions continue in Rajasthan and Gujarat.
- April 2025 saw significant weather extremes across the country.
