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  • Health Tips: From eating seasonal fruits to avoiding junk foods, these advices will help you boost immunity during monsoon

    Health Tips: From eating seasonal fruits to avoiding junk foods, these advices will help you boost immunity during monsoon

    Monsoon has started in India and in this season it is necessary to boost immunity and take utmost care of the body. With the arrival of monsoon, there is definitely relief from the heat, but this season invites many diseases, which include cold, flu and other seasonal diseases. During monsoon, you can use these Ayurvedic tips to boost your immunity and keep your body healthy during this season.

    Keep yourself hydrated

    The first and foremost thing is to always keep your body hydrated. Drink as much liquid as possible to flush out toxins from the body and avoid dehydration. But keep in mind, consume only healthy drinks and stay away from cold drinks or alcohol. To increase immunity, take ginger tea or tulsi tea.

    Eat fresh fruits and vegetables 

    It is very important that you include more fresh fruits and vegetables in your diet. Must eat seasonal things like mangoes, cucumbers, spinach in monsoon. Apart from this, consume Vitamin C-rich products like lemons, oranges and others, which increase immunity.

    Add spices in your diet

    Homemade food rich in spices helps in boosting your immunity during monsoon. Turmeric, cumin, coriander, black pepper, cinnamon have anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties which boost immunity and reduce the chances of falling ill.

    Avoid junk food

    Do not eat fast or junk food in monsoon. Apart from this, fried food and processed foods should also be avoided because they weaken our digestive system, which invites stomach related diseases. Always eat nutritious food that is cooked immediately.

    Oil Massage can boost your immunity

    At last, oil massage has been found to be very effective during the rainy season to boost circulation and immunity. To increase the immunity of your body, you should use sesame oil or coconut oil.

    This material, including advice, provides general information only. It is in no way a substitute for a qualified medical opinion. Take the methods, and claims mentioned in this article as suggestions only; DNP India does not confirm or refute them. Consult a doctor before implementing any such suggestions/ treatment/medicine/diet.

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  • Monsoon hits Delhi, Mumbai simultaneously after 62 years; botched up infrastructure takes away life

    Monsoon hits Delhi, Mumbai simultaneously after 62 years; botched up infrastructure takes away life

    Weather Update: With the onset of Monsoon in the national capital and other parts of the city, the callousness of the concerned departments also comes to light with incidents like water logging, jams etc. Unfortunately a woman at the New Delhi Railway station has become the victim of one of such errors. The woman came to the railway station to board the train early morning when she tried to avoid the flooded water and touched an electric pole and got electrocuted.

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    Victim’s kin Files complaint of negligence

    The woman was rushed to the hospital where she was declared brought dead. The victim’s relatives had filed a complaint in the Police station blaming them for the negligence. Meanwhile this year Monsoon has arrived in both the metropolitan cities together, Delhi and Mumbai for the first time. According to the IMD, the Monsoon was suppose to hit the National Capital on 27th June as predicted but it has hit early bringing the mercury down.

    Early showers bring Jams and water-Logging

    The residents of Delhi have been struggling with humidity and heat for the last few weeks. People were feeling the heat in night also as there was no relief from the humidity for many days. People were sitting with their AC’s on during the whole day. The sudden Monsoon Showers have brought the temperature down in many parts of Delhi and Mumbai.

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  • Cyclone Biparjoy: Eastern India likely to get Monsoon this week after a long spell of heatwave

    Cyclone Biparjoy: Eastern India likely to get Monsoon this week after a long spell of heatwave

    As per the Indian meteorological department (IMD), “monsoon is likely to hit Eastern India in two to three days.” The heatwave has gripped Eastern India for a long time and as per the influence of Cyclone Biparjoy, Eastern India will get respite after the arrival of monsoon. IMD has also projected severe heatwave conditions in states of Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Tamil Nadu, Madhya Pradesh, Jharkhand, Vidarbha, Odisha, West Bengal, Andhra Pradesh, and Telangana. This spell is likely to finish by the end of this week.

    Distress in Rajasthan

    After impacting Gujrat, cyclone moved towards Rajasthan in the midnight hours of June 16. The arrival of cyclone resulted in severe rains in many areas of Rajasthan on Saturday. Sirohi experienced 37.5 mm of rain until 5.30 p.m., Jalore 36 mm, Barmer 33.6 mm, Bikaner 26.6 mm, Dabok 13 mm, Dungarpur 12.5 mm, and Jodhpur 10.5 mm. Some cities are experiencing flood like situation. IMD has issued a ‘Red Alert’ for districts of Barmer, Jalore, and Sirohi and ‘Orange Alert’ for districts of Pali and Jodhpur.

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    Bihar under Red Alert

    The state of Bihar is under a ‘Red Alert’ warning due to extreme heatwave conditions. Due to gravity of the situation state government has extended the summer break up till Class 12. In last three days, 44 lives in Bihar have been claimed by the severe heat. Schools in state will remain close till June 24. Interestingly, IMD had projected rainfall in parts of Delhi-NCR as a result of Cyclone Biparjoy.

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  • Monsoon to reach Kerala around June 4, predicts IMD

    Monsoon to reach Kerala around June 4, predicts IMD

    The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has predicted the arrival of monsoon in India. According to IMD, monsoon will reach Kerala around June 4. IMD also said that there is no possibility of monsoon reaching Kerala before June 1.

    Monsoon to arrive Kerala around June 4

    According to ANI, IMD said, “Once the monsoon will get established strong, we are expecting the monsoon to arrive in Kerala around 4th June. Before 1st June, we are not expecting monsoon to arrive. Monsoon most likely to be normal this year .”

    IMD added, “There is no cyclone probability in the Arabian sea for next week. If rainfall distribution is almost similar everywhere, then it will be an ideal situation. There won’t be any problem. If we get equal distribution everywhere, there won’t be much impact on agriculture. In northwest India, as of now, below-normal rainfall will be there.”

    Rain or thunderstorm at Kerala, Lakshadweep

    However, the IMD has forecast rain or thunderstorms at many places over Kerala and at a few places in Lakshadweep till May 29. IMD said, “Squally weather with wind speed reaching 40-45 gusting to 55 kmph is likely to prevail over Tamil Nadu coast, Gulf of Mannar and Comorin area. Squally weather with wind speed reaching 40-45 gusting to 55 kmph is likely to prevail over Southwest Bay of Bengal off Sri Lanka coast.”

    Regarding Thiruvananthapuram, IMD said that it will be cloudy with one or two spells of rain and thunder. The maximum temperature is predicted to be around 33°C.

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  • Heavy Rainfall : IMD forecast flash flood and heavy rainfall in Central India, West coast

    Heavy Rainfall : IMD forecast flash flood and heavy rainfall in Central India, West coast

    Heavy Rainfall: The India Meteorological Department (IMD) warned on Sunday that areas of central India and the west coast are likely to suffer heavy rainfall of over 200mm in the upcoming 3–4 days, which could result in flash floods in numerous spots.

    On Sunday evening, according to weather forecast, a low-pressure system had developed due to cyclonic activity over the northwest Bay of Bengal and its surrounding areas, near the shores of West Bengal and Odisha. This is probably going to get worse and turn into a depression that moves across Chhattisgarh and Odisha to the west-northwest.

    The monsoon trough, an elongated area of low pressure, is also active and south of its normal position, and the weather service predicts that it will stay that way for the next 4-5 days.

    “Already, some parts of Odisha and Konkan region have started receiving very heavy and extremely heavy rain on Sunday. Under the influence of the depression, rain will increase over central India during the next 3-4 days,” said IMD director general, M Mohapatra.

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    “When there is extremely heavy rainfall, inundation of low-lying areas is possible. We had issued a flash flood warning for Odisha,” Mohapatra added. “For riverine floods, the Central Water Commission will issue warnings. Local population should be prepared for heavy rainfall.”

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    He also predicted that rainfall will be reduced over Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, and Gangetic West Bengal as the depression moves over Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, and Gujarat.

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  • Mahua Moitra: did she ‘hid’ her Louis Vuitton bag amid inflation debate? Moitra responds

    Mahua Moitra: did she ‘hid’ her Louis Vuitton bag amid inflation debate? Moitra responds

    Mahua Moitra: Recently, a video erupted on social media in which TMC’s Mahua Moitra can be seen hiding her Louis Vuitton bag as the inflation debate starts. Moitra was seen keeping her expensive bag under the table after the issue of ‘mehengai’ was being debated in the Lok Sabha.

    The video was shared by a Twitter user named Ajay Datta. In the video, TMC’s Kakoli Ghosh seated next to Mahua Moitra can be seen raising the issue of ‘mehengai’. And as soon as Ghosh started speaking Mahua immediately slid her bag beneath the table.

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    As the video was shared it suddenly caused a movement on the social media platform with #LouisVuitton trending. Social media users reposted the video and criticised Moitra for her activity.

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    Mahua Moitra’s response

    After being heavily trolled the MP took to Twitter in order to respond to the backlash she faced. “Jholewala fakir in Parliament since 2019. Jhola leke aye the jhola leke chal padenge,” her tweet read.

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  • Weather Update: IMD Predicts Heavy Rainfall in Kerala

    Weather Update: IMD Predicts Heavy Rainfall in Kerala

    Weather Update: The India Meteorological Department predicted an increase in rainfall over South Peninsular India on Sunday for the next 5 days until August 4. The weather department has forecast rainfall over Telangana, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Kerala, and Puducherry.

    In a detailed weather update, the IMD said that widespread, heavy rainfall with thunderstorms and lightning is quite likely over Telangana on 3 and 4 August; coastal and north interior Karnataka from 2-4 August; south interior Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Puducherry, Karaikal and Kerala from 31st July – 4th August.

    “Isolated extremely heavy rainfall also likely over Kerala & Mahe during 2nd-4th August 2022,” the update continued.

    For today, the weather department has issued a yellow alert for all the districts of Kerala. For August 1, the weather office has issued an orange alert for Idukki and Kottayam. Meanwhile, for the rest of the districts, a yellow alert has been issued.

    Similarly, a heavy rain alert has also been issued for Kollam, Pathanamthitta, Alappuzha, Idukki, Kottayam, and Ernakulam on 2nd August.

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  • Weather Updates: Flood-like situation in Rajasthan

    Weather Updates: Flood-like situation in Rajasthan

    Weather Updates: Heavy rainfall in Rajasthan created flood-like situations in several districts, inundating roads and railway tracks on Tuesday. Many areas in these districts were waterlogged due to vehicles being swept away in rainwater.

    Also, four children tragically drowned in a pit filled with rainwater in Jodhpur on Tuesday afternoon. Station House Officer Khedapa Nemaram said that five children were bathing in the pit when they slipped into the deep pit. While four of them drowned, one managed to get out and call for help, but it was too late.

    He tweeted that the family of each of the deceased will be provided Rs. 5 lakh under the Chiranjeevi Accident insurance scheme, adding that the child who survived will be given an assistance amount of Rs. 20,000 from the chief minister’s relief fund.

    According to the Indian Meteorological Department, heavy to very heavy rains lashed several parts of Chittorgarh, Jaipur, Ajmer, Sawai Madhopur, Rajsamand, Dungarpur, Banswara, Kota, Sirohi, Jodhpur, Pali, Nagaur, and Jalore districts during this period.

    An IMD official said that at present, there is a circulation system over eastern Rajasthan, which will have its effect in the districts of Ajmer, Jodhpur, and Udaipur divisions for the next few days.

    Meanwhile, due to the rough weather, the northwestern railway (NWR) cancelled seven trains, partially cancelled six trains, and diverted two others.

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  • Weather Updates: Monsoon to Pick Up in Delhi

    Weather Updates: Monsoon to Pick Up in Delhi

    Weather Updates: The Indian Meteorological Department forecast moderate rain or thundershowers in the National Capital over the next three days. This means rainfall activity is set to pick up from Thursday in Delhi.

    According to the weather department, the monsoon trough is likely to “continue to shift gradually northwards,” which would lead to an increase in the rainfall activity over north India beginning from Wednesday.

    At Delhi’s primary weather station, the Safdarjung Observatory, there have been recordings of 232.8 mm of rainfall so far in July as opposed to a normal of 183.3 mm.

    It has also logged 257.3 mm of precipitation as opposed to a normal of 257.4 mm since June 1 when the monsoon season begins.

    The observatory recorded a minimum temperature of 26.7 degrees Celsius on Wednesday.

    The maximum temperature settled at 34.6 degrees Celsius, normal for this time of the year.

    According to the weather bureau, the maximum temperature is most likely to remain below 34 degrees Celsius for the next five days.

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  • Weather Updates: IMD States Northwest to Receive Rain Today

    Weather Updates: IMD States Northwest to Receive Rain Today

    Weather Updates: The Indian Meteorological Department said that rain is likely to increase in northwest India from today. Widespread rainfall is highly probable over Uttarakhand and Himachal Pradesh on Thursday.

    The reason for the increase in rainfall is due to a low-pressure area that is lying over the northwest Arabian Sea. The monsoon trough is likely to continue to move northwards over the next 2 days.

    The western Himalayan region is likely to be affected by a fresh western disturbance. Meanwhile, a cyclonic circulation is lying over East Rajasthan, extending up to lower tropospheric levels.

    A trough runs from the cyclonic circulation to the West-central Bay of Bengal off Andhra Pradesh coast.

    Keeping these systems in mind, widespread rainfall with isolated heavy rain and thunderstorm/lightning is highly likely over Jammu & Kashmir till July, Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, north Punjab, and north Haryana-Chandigarh till July 31.

    Isolated heavy to very heavy rainfall is likely over Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand on July 28 and 29. Only isolated rain is likely over Delhi around July 28.

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  • Weather Updates: Below-Normal Rain in Maharashtra

    Weather Updates: Below-Normal Rain in Maharashtra

    Weather Updates: The IMD said on Monday that August would begin with below-normal rain in parts of Maharashtra.

    The latest weather bulletin from the Indian Meteorological Department stated that most regions of Maharashtra, especially Konkan and Vidarbha, were likely to witness below-normal rainfall till August 4.

    An extended range forecast by the weather department earlier, revealed less than average rainfall patterns in central India, including Maharashtra, till July 28. However, the week after would also witness below-normal rainfall over central parts of India and the adjoining north Peninsular India, the forecast continued.

    Anupam Kashyapi, head of weather, IMD Pune, said, “The monsoon trough is very likely to be in the north of its normal position during most days till August 4. This will cause good rain over North India but less-than-normal monsoon rainfall over central India, Maharashtra, and the adjoining north peninsular India.”

    He said, “In addition to this factor, no significant weather system adjacent to Maharashtra is present to aid good rainfall activity. The sheer zone as well as the offshore trough have also dissipated. These two systems had earlier caused extensive rainfall activity in parts of Maharashtra.”

    According to Kashyapi, there should not be any significant precipitation over Maharashtra during the next few days.

    “Parts of Maharashtra are likely to see only subdued rainfall activity during the next 7-8 days. Konkan, which is one of the rainiest locations in India, does not have a heavy rain warning during the next few days. The region will only experience fairly widespread rainfall during the next five to six days. Madhya Maharashtra and Marathwada, meanwhile, will experience scattered very light to light rain during the next week. We also don’t expect much rainfall (only scattered to fairly widespread rain) over Vidarbha till early August,” said Kashyapi.

    Temperatures are also likely to rise slightly in parts of Maharashtra, as the rainfall activity and clouding would reduce in the coming days.

    “However, parts of Madhya Maharashtra and Marathwada have a warning for thundery activity/lightning forecast for July 27 and 28 along with gusty winds. The increase in the maximum temperature is likely to result in thunderstorm activity due to the available moisture in the air and increased solar radiation.”

    Pune is also likely to see very light to light rain till July 28, followed by very light rainfall at least till early August.

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  • Weather Updates: Scanty Rainfall in Goa for Two Weeks

    Weather Updates: Scanty Rainfall in Goa for Two Weeks

    Weather Updates: This past month, Goa received torrential rainfall for over a fortnight, now the Indian meteorological department Panaji has recorded state average rainfall below 20mm for the last six days, including below 10mm during the last three days.

    However, the meteorological department has forecast a subtle increase in rainfall on Sunday. “There will be a marginal increase, but monsoon activity is very likely to remain weak for about two weeks as per IMD’s extended range forecast,” said Rahul M, an IMD Panaji scientist.

    The system forming over Northern Gujarat is unlikely to trigger a revival of the monsoon. The monsoon trough, a prominent feature of the southwest monsoon system, is likely to slowly shift northwards in the next three to four days, resulting in a lean monsoon activity.

    “The marginal increase on Sunday may sustain for only one or two days, as the system is not in an ideal location and its intensity will not be significant, “ said the IMD scientist.

    In a rainy month with extremely heavy rainfall of over 200 mm recorded at a few places, the 6% deficit of June was wiped off within a day. This season’s wettest 24-hour spell of 161.7 mm was also recorded this month on July 8.

    On Saturday the season total touched 1981.2 mm as compared to a normal of 1699 mm. Despite the lean spell, the surplus is still reasonable at 16.6%.

    During the 24-hour dry spell till Saturday morning, Pernem recorded the highest rainfall of 15.8mm and all other regions recorded rainfall below 10 mm.

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  • Weather Updates: IMD Forecasts Heavy Rains in Odisha, and Other States

    Weather Updates: IMD Forecasts Heavy Rains in Odisha, and Other States

    Weather Updates: The Indian Meteorological Department has forecast another spell of heavy rains in Odisha for the next three days. 

    Due to this, the meteorological centre in Bhubaneswar has issued an ‘orange alert’, warning of heavy to very heavy rain in areas of Boudh, Bolangir, Bargarh, Gajapati, Ganjam, Kandhamal, and Kalahandi districts on Friday.

    A yellow warning of heavy rain has also been issued for some places in Koraput, Cuttack, Nabarangpur, Rayagada, and Nuapada districts on Friday.

    The IMD has forecast a downpour in areas of Jagatsinghpur, Puri, Khurda, Nayagarh, Angul, and Subarnapur on Saturday.

    The intense rains may cause landslides in hilly areas, temporary waterlogging of low-lying areas, and damage to roads and houses, according to the weather department.

    Apart from Odisha, the IMD has also stated that isolated rainfall is likely to occur over Rajasthan from 21 to 23 July, and over Jammu and Kashmir on 21 and 22 July.

    Fairly widespread to widespread light or moderate rainfall alongside isolated heavy falls and thunder and lightning is predicted in Himachal Pradesh and Rajasthan from 21 to 25 July; Uttarakhand and Punjab from 21 to 23 July; Haryana, Chandigarh and west Uttar Pradesh on 21 and 22 July. 

    Isolated heavy rainfall is very likely to be seen in Chhattisgarh from 22 to 25 July, in Vidarbha from 23 to 25 July, and in Madhya Pradesh from 21 to 25 July. 

    Meanwhile, in the south, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Puducherry, Karaikal, Kerala, and Mahe will experience fairly widespread to widespread isolated rainfalls, thunderstorms, and lightning on 21 and 22 July; Gujarat on 22 and 25 July; Saurashtra and Kutch on 25 July; Konkan and Goa and ghat areas of Madhya Maharashtra on 23 and 24 July.

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  • Weather Updates: Yellow Alert Issued in Delhi for Thursday

    Weather Updates: Yellow Alert Issued in Delhi for Thursday

    Weather Updates: Delhi received heavy rainfall on Wednesday, leading to waterlogging and traffic disruptions in several areas. More rainfall is expected Thursday, according to a forecast by the India Meteorological Department.

    The IMD has also issued a ‘yellow’ alert for today, Thursday, warning of light to moderate rainfall. Moderate rainfall is also expected on Friday and Saturday, while light rainfall is a possibility on Sunday.

    An IMD bulletin, on Wednesday, stated that extra rainfall activity is likely over Northwest India for the next three days. This is due to the monsoon trough being around its normal position. The low-pressure area of the trough is likely to remain near its normal position for the next two to three days, the bulletin said. 

    The maximum temperature recorded on Wednesday was 35.1 degrees Celsius, which is close to normal for this time of the year. The minimum temperature was 28.2 degrees Celsius, a degree above the normal for this time of the year. The maximum temperature is expected to fall to about 33 degrees Celsius on Friday.

    Although rains came as a respite from the scorching heat, they have caused extensive waterlogging across the national capital. This waterlogging has affected traffic on several bustling roads under the Public Works Department, as well as colony roads under the Municipal Corporation of Delhi.

    The MCD received complaints of waterlogging from Satya Niketan, Vishnu garden, Janakpuri, Dwarka sector 3, Nehru Nagar, Prem Nagar Market near Thyagaraj stadium, Karol Bagh, Inderpuri, Mansarovar Garden, Tank road, West Patel Nagar. There were also reports of trees getting uprooted at Dwarka Sector 1, Tughlakabad village, Delhi gate, Paschim Vihar, and Netaji Subhash Place.

    Traffic jams were caused due to waterlogging following heavy rainfall on Ring Road, Palam Metro station, and numerous other places.

    A senior MCD official said pumps were installed at some places. Choke points were cleared and water eventually receded.

    Vikram Singh, an Executive Engineer, said that in Gurgaon, many of the critical points such as all underpasses, Narsinghpur, Medanta road, Hero Honda Chowk, Sector 9A, Golf Course Road, Sector 30/31 dividing road, Mayfield Garden, Signature Tower, MDI Chowk, Atul Kataria Chowk and Rajeev Chowk were not waterlogged. 

    “Waterlogging issues were reported on Maruti Road, Dundahera & Laxman Vihar. Concerned teams are looking into the matter,” he added.

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  • Weather Updates: IMD Forecast Heavy Rain in Several States

    Weather Updates: IMD Forecast Heavy Rain in Several States

    Weather Updates: Heavy rains will likely continue for the next few days in some states including Madhya Pradesh, Vidarbha, Chhattisgarh, and Andhra Pradesh, India Meteorological Department said. 

    Rainfall increased over Northwestern states from 19 July, and over the Northeastern States & Sub-Himalayan West Bengal from 18 July for the subsequent 3 days. 

    The weather agency also stated, “The monsoon trough has shifted slightly northwards and is very likely to continue to shift further northwards towards its normal position during next 2-3 days.”

    Full Forecast

    Heavy rainfall is expected to occur over Uttarakhand, Himachal Pradesh, Punjab, Haryana, Chandigarh & Uttar Pradesh today, 20 July.

    Heavy rainfall is also expected over Konkan & Goa on 18 & 19; Coastal Karnataka from 18 to 20 July; East Madhya Pradesh on 19 and 20; West Madhya Pradesh on 21 and 22; Vidarbha from 20 to 22; Chhattisgarh from 19 to 22 and over Kerala & Mahe during 18 to 22 July

    Very heavy rainfall is also very likely over East Madhya Pradesh on the 18, 21, and 22 July.

    Heavy rainfall is very likely over Tamil Nadu from 18 to 20 July and over Telangana on 18 and 22 July. 

    Widespread light to moderate rainfall with heavy showers are likely over Sub-Himalayan West Bengal, Sikkim, Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Meghalaya, Nagaland, Manipur, Mizoram, and Tripura during the next few days.

    Fairly widespread light to moderate rainfall with thunderstorms and lightning are predicted over Chhattisgarh, Vidarbha, Madhya Pradesh, Goa, Kerala, Coastal Karnataka, and Lakshadweep during the next 3-4 days.

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