IMD Weather Alert: Delhi NCR Rain, MP Red Alert Today

New Delhi, June 24, 2025 — The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued fresh weather alerts for multiple parts of India as the southwest monsoon gains strength. From Delhi-NCR receiving much-needed showers to Madhya Pradesh being placed under a red alert for extremely heavy rainfall, several regions are likely to witness intense weather activity in the coming days.

If you’re wondering whether you’ll need your umbrella today or if you need to be prepared for heavy downpours, here’s a complete IMD weather update for June 24 with state-wise alerts, rainfall predictions, and temperature updates.

Delhi NCR Weather Update: Yellow Alert Issued

The residents of Delhi-NCR can finally expect some respite from the hot and humid conditions. The IMD has issued a yellow alert for the national capital and its surrounding areas for June 24 and June 25.

According to the IMD Nowcast bulletin issued at 8:30 AM today, light to moderate rainfall accompanied by thunderstorms is expected across parts of Delhi and neighboring regions.

Areas Likely to Receive Rain in Delhi-NCR:

• Delhi: Narela, Bawana, Alipur, Rohini, Kanjhawala, Badli, Pitampura, Rajouri Garden, Dwarka, Palam, IGI Airport, Nazafgarh
• NCR Towns: Bahadurgarh, Gurugram, Faridabad
• Nearby Cities: Panipat, Jind, Safidon (Haryana); Saharanpur, Deoband, Bijnor, Badayun (U.P.)

Delhi Temperature Update:

• Maximum Temperature: 34–36°C (2°C below normal)
• Minimum Temperature: 25–27°C
• Weather Trend: Generally cloudy sky with occasional thunderstorms and gusty winds

Red Alert for Madhya Pradesh: Extremely Heavy Rainfall Forecast

While Delhi enjoys a welcome relief, Madhya Pradesh is bracing for extremely heavy rains. The IMD has issued a red alert for West Madhya Pradesh, forecasting rainfall exceeding 20 cm within 24 hours.

Key Forecast for Madhya Pradesh:

• West Madhya Pradesh: Extremely heavy rainfall (>20 cm)
• East Madhya Pradesh: Very heavy rainfall expected
• Risks: High potential for flash floods, waterlogging, and landslides in vulnerable areas

Authorities have advised residents in low-lying regions to remain cautious and follow official advisories.

Orange Alerts Issued for Other States

Apart from Delhi and Madhya Pradesh, multiple states across India have been placed under orange alert due to the likelihood of very heavy rainfall in the next 24–48 hours.

States Under Orange Alert (June 24):

• East Rajasthan
• Bihar
• Maharashtra (Konkan & Vidarbha regions)
• Arunachal Pradesh

Heavy Rain Likely in Coming Days:

• Odisha
• Haryana
• Punjab
• Western Uttar Pradesh
• Jharkhand (Heavy rain likely on June 26)
• Himachal Pradesh & Uttarakhand (Until June 27)
• Jammu & Kashmir (June 25)

Hilly States Weather Update: Rainfall Intensifies

According to senior IMD scientist Sandeep Kumar Sharma, rainfall will intensify in the Himalayan states, increasing the risk of landslides and flash floods.

Himachal Pradesh – Areas to Watch:

• Light to Heavy Rain: Hamirpur, Mandi, Solan, Sirmaur
• Heavy Rain (June 24): Kangra, Chamba, Una, Bilaspur
• Yellow Alert Valid Till June 27

Travelers heading to the hills are advised to check local advisories and avoid unnecessary travel in landslide-prone zones.

What Precautions Should You Take?

With varying alerts across India, preparedness is key. Here are some important safety tips:

In Delhi-NCR:

• Carry umbrellas or raincoats
• Avoid open spaces during thunderstorms
• Stay hydrated and avoid prolonged outdoor exposure

In Madhya Pradesh & Red Alert Areas:

• Avoid venturing into low-lying or waterlogged areas
• Keep emergency supplies and important documents in waterproof packaging
• Stay updated through official IMD bulletins and local news

In Hilly States (Himachal, Uttarakhand, J&K):

• Postpone or reconsider travel through steep, landslide-prone routes
• Watch for sudden rise in water levels in streams and rivers
• Follow local administration’s instructions strictly

Summary of IMD Weather Alert – June 24, 2025

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