Archive · 1 Jul 2025
Monsoon Brings Heavy Rainfall and Surplus Rains to Multiple States
The monsoon season has brought heavy rain to several states.
Madhya Pradesh is expecting a lot of rain, and people are being warned to be careful.
Haryana, Punjab, and Rajasthan all had more rain than usual in June.
Rajasthan especially had a lot of rain, which is good for filling up water storage, but people are still being told to be careful.
Madhya Pradesh is under an orange alert with heavy rain expected in several districts.
Haryana and Punjab experienced surplus rainfall in June, with Chandigarh recording significant downpour.
Rajasthan recorded 128% more rainfall than normal in June, leading to increased water levels in dams.
The monsoon has covered all of Madhya Pradesh, with districts under orange alert expected to receive 2.5 to 8 inches of rainfall.
Authorities in Rajasthan are urging caution due to expected heavy rain, with a low-pressure area influencing weather.
- Who
- Residents and authorities in the affected regions.
- What
- Heavy rainfall and surplus monsoon in multiple states.
- When
- June and the days following, with forecasts for the coming week.
- Where
- Madhya Pradesh, Haryana, Punjab, and Rajasthan.
- Why
- Due to the monsoon season and associated weather systems.
- Rajasthan Rainfall (June)
- 128% more than normal
- Haryana Rainfall (June)
- 30% surplus
- Punjab Rainfall (June)
- 28% surplus
- Chandigarh Rainfall (June)
- 37% more than normal
- Madhya Pradesh Alert
- Orange alert issued for 10 districts
Sources
Light Rain, Thunderstorms Hit Delhi-NCR
Heavy Rain In Kolkata: Metro Services Hit, Severe Waterlogging on THESE Roads - Check Forecast
Hyderabad Braces for Rain Amid Heavy Lashing In Sangareddy And Other Areas - See Forecast
Temperatures Dip as Monsoon Strengthens in Delhi-NCR; Light Rainfall, Cloudy Sky Witnessed in City
Sharp drop in temperature brings relief as rain lashes Delhi-NCR
Haryana sees 30 pc surplus rains in June, Punjab 28 pc
Heavy Rain Warning In Madhya Pradesh, Orange Alert Issued For 10 Districts
