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IMD forecasts monsoon arrival in north India, including Delhi, in a day

IMD says conditions are also becoming favourable for further advancement of southwest monsoon into remaining parts of India in subsequent 48 hours.

No chance of monsoon arriving in Delhi, neighbouring areas till 7 July, IMD says

The MeT office said heatwave conditions over Punjab, Haryana, Chandigarh and Delhi and parts of UP, north Rajasthan and northwest Madhya Pradesh are likely till 2 July.

Conditions unfavourable for further advance of monsoon in Delhi, northwest India: IMD

IMD said 'moderate to severe' thunderstorms & 'cloud-to-ground lightning' are likely in Uttarakhand, UP, east Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Bihar and Jharkhand Thursday & Friday.

IMD says conditions ripe for onset of monsoon over Kerala on June 3

The IMD said spatial rainfall distribution has increased over Kerala and the westerly winds have strengthened in the lower levels over the south Arabian Sea.

Forecast of another normal monsoon expected to boost planting of major crops

A normal monsoon season is critical for India’s crop output and economic growth at a time when the country is battling the world’s worst Covid outbreak.

Monsoon expected to be normal this year, will help have ‘good agriculture output’: IMD

Secretary of Ministry of Earth Sciences said monsoon in India will be 98% of the Long Period Average which is normal rainfall.

Centre approves release of Rs 1,751 crore to 5 states battered by southwest monsoon

The Ministry of Home Affairs said Assam, Arunachal Pradesh, Odisha, Telangana and Uttar Pradesh were the beneficiary states.

Bountiful monsoon rains set to boost India’s agriculture growth

According to govt data, agriculture growth will be the highest since 2017-18, when the sector grew by 5.9%. Output of monsoon-sown food grains, including rice, are all set to climb.

India received third-highest rainfall on record this year, August was wettest in 44 years

The country received 109% of the Long Period Average rainfall this monsoon, making it the wettest on record after 1994 and 2019.

Delhi govt must pay compensation to kin of those who died due to heavy rainfall, says BJP

The first heavy monsoon rainfall in Delhi claimed four lives with reports of waterlogging in several areas of the city.

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