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Weather today in India is expected to remain mixed across different regions, with rain, thunderstorms and gusty winds affecting several areas while parts of northern India remain comparatively dry. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) continues to provide district-level warnings, rainfall forecasts and nowcasts through its official weather service.
Weather Today India: Top Headlines
- Rain and thunderstorms remain active across parts of central, eastern and southern India.
- Hyderabad is forecast to receive moderate rain with possible thunderstorms.
- Kolkata is expected to remain cloudy with spells of rain or thundershowers.
- Delhi is expected to remain mainly clear today.
- IMD continues to issue district-level weather warnings.
- Heavy rainfall warnings remain in effect for some parts of central India.
- Gusty winds and lightning are possible in areas experiencing thunderstorms.
- Commuters should check local forecasts before travelling during heavy rain.
- IMD’s forecast system provides weather information down to district and local levels.
Weather Today in India: Latest Update
India’s weather remains influenced by regional rainfall systems, meaning conditions can vary considerably between states and cities. The IMD’s official platform provides current observations, satellite and radar information, district warnings, five-day forecasts and seven-day rainfall forecasts.
The latest national forecast indicates cloudy conditions and showers across parts of the country. Some areas are also experiencing thunderstorms, lightning and gusty winds, making local weather alerts particularly important.
Residents should use the IMD’s location-specific forecasts when planning outdoor activities, travel and agricultural work.
Delhi Weather Today
Delhi is expected to remain comparatively dry on September 24. The IMD’s New Delhi-Safdarjung forecast lists a minimum temperature of 24°C and a maximum of 35°C, with mainly clear skies and no weather warning for the day.
The forecast indicates that conditions could become more cloudy over the following days, with thunderstorms and rain appearing in the forecast toward September 27 and September 28.
For Delhi-NCR residents, the combination of warm daytime temperatures and increasing cloud cover means conditions may change later in the week.
Hyderabad Weather Today
Hyderabad is among the cities seeing more active weather conditions. The IMD recorded 21.8 mm of rainfall during the 24-hour period covered by its September 23 report. For September 24, the forecast indicates generally cloudy skies with moderate rain and a possibility of thunderstorms, lightning and gusty winds of around 30–40 kmph.
The forecast temperature range for Hyderabad is approximately 23°C to 31°C. Residents and commuters should remain alert during periods of heavy rain and thunderstorms.
Kolkata Weather Today
Kolkata and surrounding areas are also experiencing unsettled weather. The IMD forecast for September 24 indicates generally cloudy conditions with a few spells of rain or thundershowers.
The city’s September 23 observations recorded 5 mm of rainfall during the previous 24-hour period. The forecast maximum temperature for September 24 is around 29°C, with a minimum of approximately 23°C.
Recent IMD warnings have also highlighted the possibility of thunderstorms, lightning and gusty winds in parts of West Bengal.
Mumbai Weather Update
Mumbai is currently experiencing warm and humid conditions, with the IMD’s national weather service showing haze and temperatures around the upper 20s Celsius.
Weather conditions in Mumbai can change quickly during the monsoon season, particularly when rain-bearing systems move across Maharashtra and the Arabian Sea region. Residents should check local IMD warnings before travelling during periods of intense rainfall.
Bengaluru Weather Today
Bengaluru is also expected to experience changeable weather, with cloud cover and the possibility of showers. The city generally experiences periods of rain during active weather systems affecting Karnataka.
Motorists should exercise caution during heavy showers because reduced visibility and water accumulation can slow traffic.
