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The IMD said that India is expected to receive below-normal rainfall in August, averaging less than 94 per cent of the long period average.

Weather Today, Delhi-NCR Rain Live Updates: IMD forecasts heavy rain and issues yellow alert for Delhi NCR and other states

Following a forecast of heavy rainfall by the Meteorological Department, the Dehradun district administration has declared a one-day holiday for all schools and Anganwadi centres on Wednesday, August 5.

NEW DELHI: Heavy rainfall is likely across several parts of the country on Thursday, with the India Meteorological Department (IMD) forecasting heavy rain over parts of northwest, central, east, northeast, west and peninsular India.

The weather office has also forecast multiple spells of very light to light rain at a few places on Friday and Saturday. | Latest News Delhi

The weather department expects the cloudy conditions and occasional showers to continue over the next few days, keeping temperatures close to normal and providing continued relief from humidity.

There is an expected monsoon rainfall throughout the whole country for the coming seven days according to the India Meteorological Department (IMD). Extremely heavy rainfall is anticipated in parts of the Northeast while heavy to very heavy rainfall is expected in other parts of the country including Himalayas, central part of India, eastern coast and Konkan region.

Light to moderate rainfall is expected in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, Jalna, Parbhani, Beed, Hingoli, Nanded, Latur and Dharashiv districts of Marathwada region.

Delhi is set for another rainy day on August 5, with the IMD issuing a yellow alert for moderate rainfall, thunderstorms and possible waterlogging across the national capital., Delhi News, Times Now

Pune: Aug has only just begun, but the city has already recorded more rainfall than its June-Aug seasonal normal. This comes even as India Meteorological Department (IMD)'s latest long-range outlook indicated below-normal rainfall over Maharashtra in Aug, an unexpected contrast in a monsoon season that has already reshaped the city's rainfall record.