State authorities and disaster response mechanisms remain on alert as twin weather systems bring severe downpours and mountain snow across India.
9 November 2026
Pre-approved regional lists maintained by specialised weather centres assign names to cyclones, while wind speeds determine their intensity grade.
27 October 2026
Administrative machinery swings into gear across coastal districts, halting marine fishing and river tourism ahead of projected landfall on 28 October.
26 October 2026
State disaster response forces deploy and coastal evacuations begin as a severe cyclonic storm approaches eastern India.
26 October 2026
The weather office forecasts a cyclonic storm by Monday morning, prompting coastal states to activate disaster management plans.
24 October 2026
Central monitoring across 57 stations tracks atmospheric pressure and calm winds across the capital as the seasonal change begins.
23 October 2026
Disaster management authorities are monitoring conditions as low-pressure systems bring severe thunderstorms and disrupt rail services.
22 October 2026
The India Meteorological Department warns of heavy rainfall, lightning and gusty winds across southern and central districts over the next four days.
20 October 2026
Environmental authorities monitor air quality closely as dry weather and light winds push Delhi's pollution reading into the poor category.
18 October 2026
Disaster management mechanisms and district administration teams move into high readiness as weather systems trigger heavy showers across southern and coastal regions.
17 October 2026
Downpours across Rayalaseema replenish water bodies and support early rabi crops as the state monitors weather conditions.
17 October 2026
Seasonal rainfall transitions smoothly to southern India on schedule, backing agricultural readiness for the rabi crop season.
15 October 2026
Early showers bring minimum temperatures down to 18.7°C while air quality improves to satisfactory levels across the capital.
12 October 2026
The weather office warned of strong winds up to 87 kmph, with civic teams monitoring key road corridors across the capital.
12 October 2026
The weather office has warned of wind gusts reaching 60 kmph in southern and coastal regions, while Maharashtra faces brief heatwave conditions.
11 October 2026
The Regional Meteorological Centre expects winds to reverse following a Bay of Bengal low-pressure system and the complete retreat of the southwest monsoon.
11 October 2026
Civic agencies put on alert as meteorologists predict over 15 mm of rain an hour alongside gusty winds.
11 September 2026
