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Heavy Rain Expected Tomorrow in Four Indian Coastal States, Delhi-NCR Remains Dry
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🗓 22 Sep 2026, 07:32 AM
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The Indian Meteorological Department forecasts heavy rain tomorrow across four coastal states, while the Delhi‑NCR region is expected to stay dry.
The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) issued a weather advisory for tomorrow, warning of widespread heavy rainfall across four coastal states of the country. The forecast, released early this morning, indicates that the monsoon trough will intensify over the Bay of Bengal and the Arabian Sea, bringing prolonged downpours to the affected regions.
Meteorologists said the four coastal states, which include parts of Gujarat, Maharashtra, Karnataka and Tamil Nadu, should brace for intense rain that could lead to localized flooding and water‑logging in low‑lying areas. Authorities in these states have been urged to activate disaster‑response teams and keep roads clear for emergency services.
In contrast, the capital region of Delhi‑NCR is projected to experience dry weather, with clear skies and no significant precipitation expected. Residents and commuters in the national capital can plan their activities without concern for rain‑related disruptions.
The IMD advises people in the rain‑affected coastal zones to stay updated with local alerts, avoid unnecessary travel during peak downpour periods, and follow safety guidelines issued by state disaster management agencies.
Meteorologists said the four coastal states, which include parts of Gujarat, Maharashtra, Karnataka and Tamil Nadu, should brace for intense rain that could lead to localized flooding and water‑logging in low‑lying areas. Authorities in these states have been urged to activate disaster‑response teams and keep roads clear for emergency services.
In contrast, the capital region of Delhi‑NCR is projected to experience dry weather, with clear skies and no significant precipitation expected. Residents and commuters in the national capital can plan their activities without concern for rain‑related disruptions.
The IMD advises people in the rain‑affected coastal zones to stay updated with local alerts, avoid unnecessary travel during peak downpour periods, and follow safety guidelines issued by state disaster management agencies.