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Mumbai logged its eighth consecutive day of triple-digit rainfall on Wednesday, prompting the IMD to issue a yellow alert for Thursday as relentless showers continued to trigger tree falls, building collapses and injuries across the city and neighbouring districts.

For Thursday (July 9), the IMD has forecast a generally cloudy sky.

NEW DELHI: After weeks of sweltering heat, rain lashed the capital on Tuesday afternoon, bringing respite to residents. Meanwhile, the India Meteorological Depa

Delhi is expected to witness thunderstorms, light to moderate rain and gusty winds of up to 50 kmph on July 8, with the IMD forecasting a sharp dip in temperatures and cloudy skies., Delhi News, Times Now

The India Meteorological Department presented the rainfall situation for June and up to July 7, along with an assessment of the southwest monsoon and the possible impact of El Nino.

The colour-coded warning system of the India Meteorological Department (IMD) is explained here. What are the red alert, orange alert, yellow alert and red alert? Know in detail.

Heavy rains lashed Delhi on Tuesday, bringing relief from intense heat but triggering traffic disruptions and property damage. A tree crushed a parked Mercedes in East of Kailash as the IMD issued a red alert.

The district administration has shut all educational institutions on Wednesday following an IMD warning of heavy rainfall and continued downpours since July 4., Education, Times Now

The IMD said isolated areas in Surat, Valsad and the Union Territory of Dadra and Nagar Haveli received extremely heavy rainfall over the past 24 hours, and forecast more intense showers across south Gujarat until July 9.

Europe faces more deadly weeks as a new heatwave forms over the Atlantic. Temperatures in Portugal and Spain are expected to reach forty-three degrees Celsius. Many European countries lack adequate heat-health action plans for protection. Experts link the recent severe heatwave to climate change impacts. Authorities are working to improve systems before the next extreme heat event.