Weather Update: Shift In Conditions In The North; IMD Issues Warning In Other States; Details Here

Weather Update: Relief for everyone in Northern India as the sun was shining brightly yesterday. IMD stated that the conditions will once again change as Delhi and NCR might face rain again in the next 24 hours.

Moreover, states like Gujarat and Maharastra will also face moderate to heavy rainfall for a few more days. IMD also predicts a cyclonic circulation over northwest Uttar Pradesh and has asked citizens to pay caution.

The seven sister states alongside West Bengal and Assam will also face heavy rainfall in the next few days. Bihar is also likely to face moderate to heavy rainfalls on the 2nd and 3rd of July alongside Jharkhand and Odisha.

Weather Update: Delhi

The residents of Delhi faced a sunny and hot day on July 1. IMD has predicted that heavy rains will grace Delhi once again in the next 24 hours. The monsoon will remain prevalent for almost a week. The temperature for today will be 36 degrees highest and 28 degrees lowest.

Weather Update: Mumbai

Mumbai is likely to face its lowest temperature of the season in the upcoming days. The heavy rain will continue till Sunday at least. The temperature is predicted to touch 24 degrees in the upcoming days as well. For today, the temperature will be between 30 degrees and 27 degrees.

Weather Update: Chennai

Chennai will see relief from constant rain in the upcoming days but the monsoon will continue for at least a week more. Humidity will also decrease in the coming days. Residents are advised to pay caution. The temperature will be between 31 degrees and 26 degrees.

Weather Update: Kolkata

Finally, the monsoon will also enter Kolkata with the week completely filled with moderate to heavy rainfall. Today's temperature will be between 32 degrees to 27 degrees with moderate to heavy rainfall in various areas.

Weather Update: City-wise Weather Update

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