Topic: rain

IMD forecasts morning fog in Delhi and rain risk in Chennai on November 9, with separate outlooks for nine major Indian cities.

Before the road is wet, the scent arrives. A few drops strike dusty ground, and the air smells earthy. The rain seems to have brought a fragrance with i...

Chennai faces a chance of rain with thunder and lightning on Sunday, November 8, while Mumbai, Pune and Kolkata have mostly clear-sky forecasts. Delhi’s...

After rainfall activity weakened in Chhattisgarh, the weather has started turning dry. The minimum temperature may fall by 1 to 3 degrees Celsius over the next three days.

The Meteorological Department issued a yellow alert for eight Chhattisgarh districts, warning of rain with thunder and lightning and possible lightning strikes.

Rain alert for south India, with haze and cold likely to increase in the north, as IMD forecasts rain in southern states and mainly dry weather in north India.

Continuous rain under the impact of Cyclone Murasu in Sukma district of Chhattisgarh has put the standing paddy crop at risk and affected Diwali market activity.

Cyclone Murasu may change weather in the state’s central and southern parts, with yellow alerts for 19 districts today and 15 the next day.

The impact of Cyclone Murasu is being seen in Sukma district, where intermittent rain since night has affected normal life, Diwali preparations and local markets.

Rain and drizzle have continued in Lucknow for about 45 hours as a rain alert was issued for 23 districts of Uttar Pradesh; temperatures have fallen by up to 8 degrees Celsius.

A 22-year study of 612 rainfall events in Delhi found pollution particles often return to pre-rain levels within five days, showing rain offers only temporary relief.

Due to continuous rain in Delhi, the opposition INDIA bloc has postponed its proposed public mock impeachment against CEC Gyanesh Kumar by one day.

Dense fog covered several areas of Chhattisgarh’s Gaurela-Pendra-Marwahi district after two days of rain, reducing road visibility and slowing traffic.

Schools in Raigarh remained closed today due to continuing rain under the impact of a cyclone, with waterlogging raising concerns over paddy crop damage.

Rain caused by Cyclone “Arnab” has increased cold conditions in Chhattisgarh, with temperatures reported to have fallen by around 8 degrees below normal in some areas.

Rain in Raipur has brought the temperature down to 22 degrees Celsius, raising fears of crop damage, while Congress has demanded compensation for affected farmers.

Weather changed suddenly in Delhi-NCR on Thursday morning, bringing rain and relief from heat as the IMD issued a yellow alert for the region.

Delhi-NCR saw drizzle and heavy rain on Thursday morning, with IMD issuing a yellow alert and warning of thunder, lightning, strong winds and possible hail.

Amid rising pollution in Delhi, rain is expected to bring temporary relief as the AQI reaches 229 and the weather department forecasts showers.

The Sukma district administration in Chhattisgarh is on alert after cyclone-linked rain, with schools given a holiday and 50 people housed in relief camps.