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IMD Keeps MumbaiKonkan and Delhi on Yellow Alert as Active Monsoon Persists After Orange Nowcast Lifted

Updated advisories reflect shifting nowcasts during an active monsoon driven by multiple weather systems.

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Mumbai: A traffic policeman at the flooded Andheri Subway during heavy rain, in ...
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Police personnel prepare to warn and evacuate people from near Tawi river following heavy rainfall, in Jammu, on Monday. (PTI)

Overview

  • The IMD briefly issued an orange nowcast for Mumbai, Thane and Raigad on August 25 before removing it, placing Mumbai under a yellow advisory through Wednesday.
  • A five-day yellow alert covers the Konkan belt, including Mumbai, Thane, Palghar, Raigad and Ratnagiri, with forecasts of generally cloudy skies and moderate to heavy rain.
  • Delhi-NCR recorded a fresh spell and moved to a yellow alert, while SpiceJet, Air India and IndiGo cautioned travelers about potential delays and urged checks on flight status.
  • Waterlogging and traffic slowdowns were reported in Mumbai, and suburban trains ran roughly 10 minutes late during the morning commute.
  • The IMD projects heavy to very heavy rain over parts of northwest India through August 26, with Gujarat likely through August 30 and Rajasthan through August 27, citing cyclonic circulations, a trough and a developing Bay of Bengal low.