Delhi is likely to receive more rain over the coming days, with the India Meteorological Department forecasting that the wet spell will continue until September 16 as thunderstorms and heavy rainfall are also expected in several other states.
The forecast places Delhi among the areas likely to receive heavy to very heavy rainfall. The continued wet spell could affect road movement, local drainage and routine urban services, although the supplied forecast does not specify the intensity or timing of rainfall for individual parts of the capital.
Odisha is expected to see rain and thunderstorms, with yellow warnings issued for several districts. Some areas of the state may receive heavy to very heavy rainfall through September 13, according to the forecast reported by Times of India.
Uttarakhand is also likely to experience fairly widespread rainfall and thunderstorms. The IMD has indicated that enhanced monsoon activity may continue in the state until September 14.
Rainfall activity is expected to increase in parts of Rajasthan from September 13, particularly across the Jaipur, Bharatpur, Kota, Udaipur and Ajmer divisions. Moderate to heavy rainfall is likely at isolated places in the Kota and Udaipur divisions and adjoining areas on September 13 and 14.
Parts of western Rajasthan, including the Bikaner and Jodhpur divisions, may receive light to moderate rainfall at isolated places from September 13 to 16. Bihar is likely to see light to moderate rain at some places, with heavy rainfall possible at one or two locations, the Meteorological Service Centre said.
For cities, a prolonged wet spell can place pressure on road networks, storm-water drainage, public transport operations and construction activity. The supplied forecast does not provide a state-wise advisory on traffic restrictions, school closures, flight operations or municipal response measures. Those decisions would depend on local administrations and subsequent weather bulletins.
The latest forecast indicates that monsoon activity will remain active across several parts of the country over the next few days. Odisha, Uttarakhand and parts of Rajasthan are likely to experience significant rainfall, while Delhi remains under a forecast of continuing rain until September 16. Further updates from the IMD and local authorities will determine the timing and severity of weather-related advisories.
