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IMD Forecasts Rain Over Delhi Starting September 26
✍️ Asianet Newsable
🗓 25 Sep 2026, 10:32 AM
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The India Meteorological Department has issued a forecast indicating that rainfall will resume in Delhi from September 26.
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) released a weather bulletin on Monday stating that the capital city will experience a return of rain from September 26. The forecast comes as the monsoon season draws to a close and the region transitions to post‑monsoon conditions.
Meteorologists noted that the upcoming showers are expected to be intermittent rather than prolonged, offering relief after several weeks of dry weather in the National Capital Region. The IMD advised residents to stay updated with local alerts and to take standard precautions during the expected rainfall.
Authorities in Delhi have been urged to monitor drainage systems and ensure that flood‑prone areas are cleared, as even brief showers can cause localized waterlogging. The forecast will be incorporated into daily weather updates across television, radio and digital platforms.
The IMD’s prediction aligns with broader regional trends, where neighboring states are also seeing scattered rain as the monsoon withdraws. Citizens are encouraged to plan outdoor activities accordingly and remain vigilant for any sudden changes in weather conditions.
Meteorologists noted that the upcoming showers are expected to be intermittent rather than prolonged, offering relief after several weeks of dry weather in the National Capital Region. The IMD advised residents to stay updated with local alerts and to take standard precautions during the expected rainfall.
Authorities in Delhi have been urged to monitor drainage systems and ensure that flood‑prone areas are cleared, as even brief showers can cause localized waterlogging. The forecast will be incorporated into daily weather updates across television, radio and digital platforms.
The IMD’s prediction aligns with broader regional trends, where neighboring states are also seeing scattered rain as the monsoon withdraws. Citizens are encouraged to plan outdoor activities accordingly and remain vigilant for any sudden changes in weather conditions.