Rainfall

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued warnings for heavy to extremely heavy rainfall in 18 states this weekend. Regions across Northeast, South, Northwest, and Central India will see rain, thunderstorms, and strong winds.

The recent change in wind direction has brought significant shifts in Madhya Pradesh's weather. While daytime temperatures have risen above 25°C in most cities.

Madhya Pradesh has witnessed its first winter rain, bringing cold temperatures and dense fog. The Meteorological Department forecasts more rain, strong winds, and fog for the next four days, impacting multiple districts across the state.

El Niño weakens India's monsoon, but only 7 of 16 years since 1950 saw below-normal rainfall. La Niña, its cooler counterpart, generally brings above-normal rains, except in some northern and northeastern regions

Cyclone Fengal brings record rainfall to Tamil Nadu, causing flooding, transport disruptions, and damage in districts like Villupuram and Krishnagiri. Relief efforts, including rescue teams and camps, are underway. The government urges caution

Unseasonal December weather grips India: heavy rains lash southern states due to Cyclone Fengal, while temperature fluctuations affect other regions. The north remains dry with fog and frost, as IMD warns of ongoing disruptions

A low-pressure area over the Bay of Bengal could intensify into Cyclone 'Fengal,' moving toward Tamil Nadu and Sri Lanka. Heavy rain, gusty winds, and sea turbulence are expected, prompting IMD warnings for fishermen and coastal regions.

Winter weather brings dense fog in North India, reducing visibility and affecting traffic. Temperature changes are seen in several regions. Rain is expected in Tamil Nadu, Northeast India, and Andaman, with hailstorms possible in Assam and Meghalaya

A study finds that changes in atmospheric electric fields can serve as early warnings for extreme weather, like heavy rainfall and flash floods, offering a new tool for more accurate weather predictions in vulnerable regions

The India Meteorological Department reports a well-marked low-pressure area over the Arabian Sea and cyclonic circulation over the Bay of Bengal, leading to expected heavy rainfall in southern India and the Andaman & Nicobar Islands.