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Delhi received light to moderate rainfall on July 3, with the maximum temperature settling at 35.7 degrees Celsius. With estimates of moderate to heavy rainfall, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) has declared a yellow alert for the next two days and an "orange" alert for July 6. The IMD predicts that till July 10, Delhi will see a typically gloomy sky with light showers and thunderstorms.

The Delhiites are witnessing a pleasant temperature with a minimum temperature settling at 23 degrees Celsius. On July 1, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) forecast a generally cloudy sky with moderate rainfall. Furthermore, with this, the average temperature is below 7 degrees celsius.  While the minimum is 23 degrees, the maximum temperature is expected to settle at 32 degrees celsius. South-West Delhi's Jafarpur, Nazafgarh, … read-more

Telangana is predicted to have isolated rainfall over the next five days, announced the Meteorological Centre Hyderabad on May 30. Sravani, a scientist at the Meteorological Centre Hyderabad, predicted that the monsoon will arrive in Telangana on June 5. "Isolated rainfall will be there in the entire Telangana for next five days. No synoptic situation in the entire Telangana state. Mainly low-level strong Westerlies prevail over the state,"… read-more

After returning from a Europe trip, PM Narendra Modi is scheduled to hold several meetings on May 5.  He will chair meetings to discuss and review preparedness to deal with the heatwave affecting parts of the country, the upcoming monsoon seas, on and other issues in the nation. Notably, PM Modi will attend Prime Minister's office, immediately after arriving in India from a Europe trip, aiming bilateral ties.

As per the direction of HP's emergency center, a rain-led landslide at Jeori near Rampur in Shimla has shut down NH-5 for the public. Authorities claim no loss of life & property. Sub-Divisional Magistrate (SDM) Rampur & a police team has been stationed by the DM to examine the situation. Heavy rain during the monsoon season in eco-fragile Himachal Pradesh has caused frequent landslides.