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IMD Issues Severe Weather Warning for Seven States Ahead of High Winds and Heavy Rainfall

The India Meteorological Department has issued alerts for seven states forecast to experience intense rain and gusty winds reaching 60 km/h. Wet conditions are expected to persist across the National Capital Region and key metropolitan cities until mid-September.

Times of IndiaSeptember 13, 20261 min read
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IMD Issues Severe Weather Warning for Seven States Ahead of High Winds and Heavy Rainfall
The Strategic Consequence
Frequent severe monsoon spikes will accelerate municipal investments in real-time flood monitoring and automated drainage infrastructure.

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a heavy rainfall and thunderstorm forecast affecting seven states across northern and central India. Meteorologists warned of strong surface winds reaching speeds of up to 60 km/h, urging local disaster management authorities to remain on high alert. Regions including Delhi-NCR and Mumbai are expecting continued precipitation through mid-September. The persistent monsoon activity has already led to localized waterlogging and municipal advisories in several urban local bodies. With changing seasonal weather patterns causing intense brief spells of precipitation, infrastructure stress in major urban centers continues to emphasize the urgent need for climate-resilient urban planning.

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