IMD Forecast: Thunderstorms, Dust Storms, and Rain to Lash Northwest India Over the Next 5 Days

Farmers and residents of Northwest India, brace yourselves — the weather is about to take a dramatic turn once again. According to the latest IMD forecast, thunderstorms, heavy rain, and dust storms are expected to affect several states from June 11 to 14, 2025. From Uttarakhand and Eastern Uttar Pradesh to Delhi-NCR, weather conditions will remain unstable over the coming days.
Meanwhile, the Konkan, Goa, and Maharashtra regions are also likely to receive heavy rainfall, as the monsoon slowly gains strength across Western India.

Rain and Thunderstorm Forecast for North India:

• Skies are expected to remain cloudy across much of Northwest India, with isolated to widespread rainfall in several regions:
• June 11–14: Light to moderate rainfall is expected in Uttarakhand and Eastern Uttar Pradesh, accompanied by lightning and thunderstorm activity.
• June 13–14: Similar conditions are forecasted for Delhi, Chandigarh, Haryana, and Western Uttar Pradesh.
• June 14: Punjab may see overcast skies and light showers.

Alert for Uttarakhand: IMD has issued a heavy rain alert from June 12 to 14, with a warning for possible landslides in hilly regions.

Dusty Winds and Strong Gusts in Rajasthan, Punjab & Haryana

• From June 8 to 11, Western Rajasthan may experience dry, dusty winds blowing at speeds of 30 to 40 km/h, affecting visibility and outdoor conditions.
• Punjab, Haryana, and Western UP may experience dry and dusty weather on June 9–10, impacting visibility and health, particularly for elderly and children.

Monsoon Intensifies in Western India – Heavy Rain Alert for Maharashtra & Konkan

The monsoon is steadily gaining momentum across Western India:

• Konkan and Goa: Thunderstorms with light to moderate rain are forecasted on June 9, 13, and 14.
• Madhya Maharashtra and Marathwada regions are likely to receive scattered rainfall intermittently between June 9 and 14.

Heavy rainfall warnings:

• June 12–14: For Konkan and Goa
• June 13–14: For Madhya Maharashtra
• June 14: For Marathwada

Rising Temperatures and Heatwave Risk:

IMD has also indicated a 2–3°C rise in maximum temperatures across Northwest and Central India over the next 3 days. No major change is expected afterward. Elsewhere, temperatures will remain stable, but humidity and dry winds may cause discomfort.

 Precautions You Should Take:

• Avoid stepping out between 12 PM to 4 PM during heatwave conditions.
• Stay clear of open fields, trees, and metal objects during thunderstorms to ensure safety.
• Farmers should secure their crops and field structures in anticipation of rain and gusty winds.
• Stay updated through official weather sources for timely alerts.

Conclusion: The upcoming five days will feature a variety of weather conditions, including soaring temperatures, dusty winds, thunderstorms, and heavy rainfall. Citizens and farmers alike should remain cautious and prepare in advance to minimize risks.