Imd Weather Shock! Weather havoc in September! IMD has warned of more rain than normal. Uttarakhand, Punjab, Rajasthan are in danger of sudden floods and landslides. Is the monsoon delay, is it a sign of a big water crisis to come?
India September imd weather alert 2025: The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a warning of more rain than normal across India in September. According to the Meteorological Department, the average rainfall level of this month is estimated to be more than 167.9 mm, which is about 109% of the long -term average. This alert of heavy rains and landslides is increasing sudden flood threat in states like Uttarakhand, Punjab, Rajasthan, Haryana and Telangana.
Will September become a weather crisis month for India?
According to the IMD Director General Mrityunjay Mahapatra, the month of September is of the transition period, when there is a major change in the weather in the post -monsoon stage.
- Rainfall is increasing in September due to the Monsoon Withdrawal Delay.
- Western disturbances and monsoon pressure system clashes have further intensified the rain.
- There is also a threat of heavy rains in plains like Delhi, Haryana and North Rajasthan.
- The risk of floods in the river coastal areas of Uttarakhand and Chhattisgarh is at its peak.
Why is the threat to Uttarakhand and Himalayan states?
IMD Director General Mrityunjay Mahapatra has warned that heavy rains in Uttarakhand may increase the water level of rivers rapidly. This is expected to increase the incidents of sudden floods and landslides. Due to the rise of rivers originating from the hills of Uttarakhand, many lower areas of North India may also be threatened.
Things will also deteriorate in Delhi-Haryana and Rajasthan
Incessant rains in South Haryana, Delhi and North Rajasthan may disturb life. According to meteorological experts, due to delay in withdrawal of monsoon and western disturbance, there is more rainfall than normal in September. This change is also pointing towards climate imbalance.
Flood outbreak in Punjab and Telangana
Punjab has faced the most severe floods of decades this year. Broken canals, rising rivers and continuous rains are deepening the crisis in rural areas. Heavy rains in Telangana have also made life challenging. The question is whether it is a sign of a new water crisis?
Cloudburst incidents are increasing!
The Indian Tropical Meteorological Institute says that the incidence of major cloudbursts did not increase, but the incidents of small cloudburst (5 cm rain per hour) are continuously increasing. This is the reason that the risk of sudden floods and landslides has increased more than before.
Delay in return of monsoon and secret of weather
The monsoon was expected to return from 1 September to 17 September, but the weather pattern has become unusual due to this delay. This clash between western disturbances and monsoon pressure is making the weather more dangerous.
Be vigilant: Every update of the weather is necessary
IMD has advised the administration and citizens of all states to be vigilant. Resources are being deployed in flood-prone areas. This changing pattern of the weather raises questions-is India getting a new warning of climate change?