The southwest monsoon covered the entire country on Sunday, nine days before his general program of July 8. This day also marked New Delhi at the beginning of the monsoon.
Including 2025, this is the only tenth occasion when the monsoon covered the entire country in June, which is also the month of beginning (see table), the Meteorological Department of India (IMD) said. The monsoon usually covers the entire country in the first week of July. Since 1960, the first monsoon covered All-India was 1961 (21 June) and the latest in 2002 (15 August).
This year, the monsoon reached the Andaman Sea and neighboring areas on 13 May and its progress in Kerala was marked on 24 May – both beyond normal for about a week. Subsequently, its progress is largely well reached well in many parts of Karnataka, Goa, Maharashtra, East and Northeast India. May 29 – 29 – Except for the period of June 15, when it was stalled, the monsoon advance remained in advance Intense And both were preferred by many favorite weather systems in both regional and global-fame.
IMD said on Sunday on Sunday, “On Sunday, the South -West monsoon moved forward in the remaining parts of Rajasthan, West Uttar Pradesh, Haryana.”
On that day, the existing low pressure zone in Bengal, West Bengal and North -West Bay of Bangladesh remained. In the next two days, the Met Office said that the West-North-Western movement of the system across North Odisha, Gangetic West Bengal and Jharkhand will cause wide heavy rainfall (64.4–115.5 mm in 24 hours) in these areas through the week.
The regions of the west coast of the country, especially Konkan, Goa and Ghat Maharashtra are heavy to heavy to very heavy rainfall (64 – 204 mm in 24 hours) in the next one week. Uttarakhand and Uttar Pradesh are red vigilant on Monday for a possible event of extremely heavy rainfall (more than 204 mm in 24 hours). Neighbors Himachal Pradesh, Punjab, Haryana, Chandigarh will receive very heavy rainfall (115 – 205 mm in 24 hours) till July 2, IMD said in the forecast released on Sunday. Rajasthan is expected to receive very heavy rains at the end of the week. In Southern Peninsular India, Kerala, Mahe and coastal Karnataka will get heavy rainfall by July 4.
In June, All India rainfall was 162.6 mm, which was 9 percent above Normal (till 28 June).
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South -Western monsoon across India. (Source: IMD)
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