As the monsoon season prepares to withdraw from many parts of India, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) forecasts significant rainfall in several regions. Southern and Northeastern India are particularly likely to receive substantial precipitation. A low-pressure area has established itself over the coastal areas of West Bengal, northern Odisha, and the northern Bay of Bengal. A new low-pressure area may form near the northwestern and central Bay of Bengal around September 25th. This weather system is anticipated to bring heavy to very heavy rainfall to numerous states leading up to the Dussehra festival.
Delhi has seen the monsoon’s departure. No rainfall is anticipated in the capital for the next five days, until September 29th. While afternoons are warm, nighttime temperatures remain normal. The sky will be clear in Delhi until the 26th, with partial cloud cover expected from the 27th to the 29th.
**Weather Outlook for Uttar Pradesh:**
Uttar Pradesh residents are currently experiencing severe heat. The weather department anticipates isolated showers and thunderstorms in eastern Uttar Pradesh today, while western Uttar Pradesh is likely to remain dry. Similar conditions are expected tomorrow, with a chance of rain in eastern Uttar Pradesh and clear skies in the west.
**Rainfall Expected in Bihar and Jharkhand:**
Bihar is expected to have mixed weather conditions today, with heavy rainfall in some districts and sunshine in others. Heavy rainfall is anticipated in Kaimur, Rohtas, Aurangabad, Gaya, Supaul, Araria, and Kishanganj. Heavy to very heavy rainfall is predicted for Patna, southern Bihar districts, and the Seemanchal region. The meteorological department has issued a warning for heavy rain and thunderstorms in the southern districts of Jharkhand for the next three days.
**Rainfall in Other Regions:**
Heavy to very heavy rainfall is forecasted for Odisha until the 26th, and for Andhra Pradesh and Telangana on the 26th and 27th of September. The Konkan region, Goa, and the Ghat areas of central Maharashtra are expected to receive heavy to very heavy rainfall between the 25th and 29th of September. Meanwhile, in Kolkata, the streets and railway yards are flooded. Heavy to very heavy rainfall is possible in Kolkata until the 26th.
**Mountain Regions Weather Forecast:**
Heavy rain and strong winds are expected in Uttarkashi, Bageshwar, Dehradun, Chamoli, Nainital, Rudraprayag, and Pithoragarh in Uttarakhand for the next 3 days. The monsoon is expected to withdraw soon from Himachal Pradesh. However, rainfall is expected in several areas of the state today and tomorrow, according to the weather department.