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According to the IMD, Tuesday will be partly cloudy, with temperatures ranging from a low of 27 degrees Celsius to a high of degrees Celsius.

IMD forecasts monsoon pause in Nagpur-Vidarbha with no significant rain till July 17; temperatures may rise 2-4degC to 32-34degC, rain likely from July 18.

According to the latest IMD forecast issued from Agartala, the monsoon has remained active across the Northeastern region over the past two to three days and is expected to continue in an active phase for another three to four days.

The southern districts are witnessing highly unstable atmospheric conditions as heavy rain spans the plains.

After days of heavy monsoon rains that caused widespread chaos, Mumbai is now experiencing a dry spell with rising temperatures.

NEW DELHI: The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has forecast heavy to very heavy rainfall on Tuesday in parts of northeast India, West Bengal and Bihar, while several states are likely to witness thunderstorms, lightning and gusty winds over the next few days. Meanwhile, Delhi-NCR is expected to see no significant change in temperatures, with hot and humid conditions set to continue.

A heavy monsoon spell is being predicted by the India Meteorological Department (IMD) for a number of eastern and northeastern states including Himalayan regions till July 18. Thunderstorms and gusty winds have been forecasted in some parts of the Arabian Sea and Bay of Bengal along with the possibility of flash floods and rough sea.

The weather is likely to remain dry in the three districts of Dhule, Nandurbar, and Jalgaon. Light rain is expected in Nashik, Nashik Ghatmatha, and Ahilyanagar.

Chennai: If stepping out in Chennai already feels exhausting, there is little relief in the coming week. With the Regional Meteorological Centre (RMC) forecasting little to no chance of rain, daytime temperatures expected to hover between 38degC and 39degC, and humidity remaining high, residents are set to endure sultry conditions that could make the feels-like temperature cross 45degC during the afternoon.

IMD has forecast isolated heatwave conditions over Coastal Andhra Pradesh on July 12 which underscores the complex interplay of weather systems across India, where some regions continue to experience unusually high temperatures even as widespread monsoon showers drench much of the rest of India.