
IMD issued a Yellow Alert for heavy rain across 11 districts in Jharkhand, including Ranchi and Khuanti, as a low‑pressure system threatens flash floods.
When you check Weather, the state of the atmosphere at a specific time and place, covering temperature, humidity, wind and precipitation you’re looking at a constantly shifting system. It includes Rain, liquid water droplets that fall when atmospheric moisture condenses and is monitored by the Indian Meteorological Department, India’s official agency that issues forecasts, warnings and climate data. Understanding these basics makes it easier to see why a yellow alert can change your commute in minutes.
Weather patterns across the subcontinent are driven by the seasonal monsoon, a massive wind shift that brings heavy rain to large parts of India each year. The monsoon influences rainfall intensity, river levels and even daily temperature swings. When the monsoon pushes a low‑pressure system into a region, the IMD may issue a Yellow Alert, a warning that heavy rain is expected and flash‑flood conditions could develop. That alert is a direct response to the Rain forecast and signals authorities and residents to stay prepared.
The chain looks simple: Weather includes Rain, monsoon activity affects rain intensity, and the IMD issues a Yellow Alert when the risk of flash floods rises. Residents in Jharkhand, for example, get a heads‑up before water levels climb in rivers like the Subarnarekha. By tying together the forecast, the alert and the broader monsoon context, the system gives you time to secure property, plan travel or move to safer ground.
This page pulls together the latest weather‑related stories that matter to you. Below you’ll find alerts for heavy rain, updates on monsoon progression, and explanations of how the IMD’s warnings work. Whether you’re a commuter, a farmer or just curious about the sky, the collection gives you a quick snapshot of what’s happening now and what to expect in the hours ahead. Dive in to see the most recent alerts, detailed forecasts and practical tips for staying safe when the weather turns harsh.
IMD issued a Yellow Alert for heavy rain across 11 districts in Jharkhand, including Ranchi and Khuanti, as a low‑pressure system threatens flash floods.