Numerous parts of India are currently encountering heavy rainfall. The forthcoming week is anticipated to be crucial in terms of weather conditions. A cyclonic circulation forming in the Bay of Bengal, near the coast of Andhra Pradesh, is anticipated to bring rain to several states. The capital city, Delhi, can expect light to moderate rain accompanied by thunder today. The sky is likely to remain cloudy throughout the day. According to the weather department, Delhi is expected to experience rainfall until July 28. The maximum temperature in Delhi today may be 31 degrees Celsius, and the minimum temperature can be 25 degrees Celsius. On July 24, the maximum temperature in Delhi could potentially rise by two degrees Celsius, reaching a high of 33 degrees Celsius. The weather department anticipates light rain in multiple districts of Uttar Pradesh. Some regions of the state could also experience heavy rainfall, accompanied by thunder and lightning. In Bihar, the monsoon has regained its momentum after a period of less intense activity. The weather department predicts light rainfall in certain areas of Bihar today. Heavy rainfall is expected in numerous districts of the state for the next seven days, commencing on Thursday. Maharashtra, Chhattisgarh, Vidarbha, and Madhya Pradesh are also likely to witness rainfall. The mountainous regions are also experiencing substantial rainfall. Himachal Pradesh is expected to experience heavy rainfall from July 26 to 28. Uttarakhand is currently undergoing heavy rainfall, which is projected to persist until July 28. Jammu and Kashmir are also receiving heavy rainfall, with rain anticipated in diverse areas until July 24. The southern part of India will also persist with rainfall. Heavy rainfall is forecasted for Goa, Konkan, Karnataka, Kerala, Andhra Pradesh, and Telangana during the next 6-7 days. The weather department has issued an Orange Alert for heavy rainfall in Meghalaya, situated in Northeast India.
