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The much-awaited Southwest Monsoon arrived in Delhi on Thursday, five days after its normal onset date of June 27, bringing widespread rain to several parts of

Delhi experienced the arrival of the southwest monsoon on July 2, offering relief from recent heatwaves. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) issued a yellow alert for the region, predicting continued rain, thunderstorms, and gusty winds. , Delhi News, Times Now

Schools across Raigad, including parts of Navi Mumbai, remain closed today as heavy rain and IMD warnings continue.

Amid the intense downpour in Mumbai and surrounding areas, water levels in the seven key lakes are starting to rise.

Heavy rainfall submerged roads and railway tracks in several parts of Mumbai on Thursday, prompting the IMD to issue a red alert and warn of more intense showers.

According to an IMD press release, the long-period average (LPA) of rainfall over the country as a whole during July, based on data from 1971 to 2020, may be about 280.4 mm.

A red alert was issued for Delhi-NCR Thursday morning when the IMD's 6:45 am nowcast flagged squally winds up to 100 kmph.

According to the latest report, Dombivli recorded over 18 tree-fall incidents in 24 hours, damaging vehicles and disrupting power supply--including a large tree that crushed three cars and two two-wheelers near Kalyan's Shatrunjay Tower.

Delhi weather is expected to turn significantly wetter in the coming days as the India Meteorological Department (IMD) forecasts widespread rainfall activity across northwestern India. The national capital region, along with Haryana and Punjab, is likely to witness an active spell of monsoon conditions from July 2 onwards, with heavy rainfall expected at isolated places through much of the week.

The IMD has issued a 'Yellow alert' for the national capital for July 02, whereas most Delhiites woke up to a rainy city as heavy rain lashed parts of Delhi-NCR., Delhi News, Times Now