India enters september 2025 with a high-alert weather forecast from the india Meteorological Department (IMD). Above-normal rainfall, potential flash floods, and landslide warnings dominate the outlook. Here’s a breakdown of key updates:
1. Above-Normal Rainfall Predicted
- IMD forecasts rainfall at 109% of the long-period average (167.9 mm).
- Most parts of the country will receive normal to above-normal showers, bringing relief to parched regions but raising flood concerns in others.
2. Regions Likely to See Less Rain
- Certain parts of Northeast india, east india, extreme Southern Peninsula, and pockets of Northwest India may experience below-normal rainfall despite the overall surplus forecast.
3. High-Risk Zones: Flash Floods & Landslides
- IMD warns of heavy rainfall in Uttarakhand, increasing the risk of flash floods and landslides.
- Overflowing rivers could impact towns and cities downstream, disrupting normal life.
4. yamuna River Crosses Danger Mark
- In delhi, the yamuna has breached the danger level of 205.33 metres (warning mark: 204.50 metres).
- Evacuations may start if the river rises beyond 206 metres.
- Persistent rain is driving the surge in water levels.
5. Upcoming delhi Weather Forecast
- Sept 1-2: Cloudy skies with moderate rain.
- Sept 3: Thunderstorm with rain.
- Sept 4-5: Rain or thundershowers expected.
6. Impact on Daily Life
- North India: Travel disruptions, waterlogging, and flood risks.
- Uttarakhand & Himalayan Belt: Increased chances of landslides and river swelling.
- Chhattisgarh: Heavy rains forecast for upper mahanadi catchment areas, raising downstream flood concerns.
7. Preparedness is Key
Authorities advise residents to monitor local weather alerts, avoid risky travel to hilly terrains, and prepare for emergency measures in flood-prone zones..jpg)
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