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IMD Issues Storm Alert for 15 States as Delhi Braces for Showers
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🗓 06 Nov 2026, 05:42 AM
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The India Meteorological Department has issued a storm alert for 15 states, with Delhi expected to experience showers today.
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a significant weather alert, warning of heavy rainfall and storm conditions across 15 states. The forecast indicates that these regions will face adverse weather conditions, necessitating caution for residents and authorities.
In the national capital, Delhi is also expected to witness showers today. While the primary alert focuses on the broader storm activity in the 15 states, the capital is not spared from the wet weather, with precipitation likely to disrupt daily activities.
The IMD's forecast highlights the widespread nature of the weather system, affecting a large portion of the country. Authorities in the affected states have been advised to stay vigilant and take necessary precautions against potential waterlogging and storm damage.
Residents in the 15 states under the alert are urged to monitor local weather updates and avoid unnecessary travel during peak rain hours. The meteorological department continues to track the movement of the weather systems to provide timely updates.
In the national capital, Delhi is also expected to witness showers today. While the primary alert focuses on the broader storm activity in the 15 states, the capital is not spared from the wet weather, with precipitation likely to disrupt daily activities.
The IMD's forecast highlights the widespread nature of the weather system, affecting a large portion of the country. Authorities in the affected states have been advised to stay vigilant and take necessary precautions against potential waterlogging and storm damage.
Residents in the 15 states under the alert are urged to monitor local weather updates and avoid unnecessary travel during peak rain hours. The meteorological department continues to track the movement of the weather systems to provide timely updates.