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Weather Forecast Today (4 June 2026): Southwest Monsoon Hits Kerala; Pre-Monsoon Showers Bring Relief to Delhi-NCR and North India

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4 June 2026 Weather

NEW DELHI: Major weather transitions are unfolding across the country today, Thursday, June 4, 2026, bringing much-needed relief to various regions. According to the latest forecasts from the India Meteorological Department (IMD), the highly anticipated Southwest Monsoon is set to make landfall along the Kerala coast today, triggering widespread heavy rainfall across South India.

Simultaneously, residents in North and Central India have a reason to cheer. Active pre-monsoon conditions are expected to break the prolonged spell of severe heatwaves, with dust storms, thunderstorms, and light to moderate rainfall predicted across several northern states.

City-Wise Temperature and Weather Forecast

Here is a detailed look at what to expect in major Indian cities and regions today:

Major City / RegionMaximum TempMinimum TempWeather Condition
Delhi-NCR & North India38°C – 42°C27°C – 29°CPartly cloudy skies. Relief from heat is expected by afternoon/evening with dust storms (40-60 km/h) and light rain.
Mumbai & West India30°C – 33°C26°C – 28°CHighly humid weather. Scattered pre-monsoon showers are likely across parts of Maharashtra and Gujarat.
Chennai & South India32°C – 36°C25°C – 28°CHeavy rainfall, thunderstorms, and gusty winds due to the monsoon onset. Bengaluru will also experience squally weather.
Kolkata & East India35°C – 38°C26°C – 28°CGenerally cloudy. The North-East will see heavy downpours, while Kolkata can expect light to moderate rainfall.
Hyderabad (Telangana)33°C – 37°C24°C – 27°CCloudy skies with a high probability of moderate rainfall and thunderstorms.

Regional Updates: As the monsoon enters Kerala, the state could witness torrential downpours ranging from 7 to 20 cm, raising the risk of localized waterlogging. Meanwhile, the Himalayan states will experience light rain and scattered snowfall. In Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh, temperatures will remain high, though localized dust storms may offer temporary respite.

Key IMD Weather Alerts for Today

The meteorological department has issued several specific warnings that citizens should note:

  • Heavy Rainfall Warning: A red/orange alert for heavy to very heavy rainfall has been issued for Kerala, Tamil Nadu, coastal Karnataka, and the North-Eastern states.
  • Squalls and Gusty Winds: Strong winds blowing at speeds of 40 to 70 km/h are expected across North India, Central India, and the Southern Peninsula during thunderstorms.
  • Heatwave Advisory: Despite the approaching rain, isolated pockets in Northwest India may still experience localized heatwave conditions during peak afternoon hours.
  • Monsoon 2026 Outlook: Meteorologists suggest that while the overall monsoon season might record slightly below-normal rainfall (around 90-95% of the Long Period Average), the initial onset in the southern peninsula is exceptionally strong.

Health and Safety Advisory for Citizens

  • Safe Commute: Avoid traveling through areas prone to waterlogging, especially in South India. Always carry an umbrella or raincoat if stepping out.
  • Heat Protection: For those in North and Central India where humidity is rising before the storms, stay hydrated. Consume plenty of water, ORS, and cooling fluids like buttermilk to prevent heat exhaustion.
  • Storm Safety: Do not seek shelter under old trees, temporary tin roofs, or electrical poles during dust storms and lightning strikes.

Disclaimer:

This weather report is formulated based on preliminary data, radar observations, and general forecasts issued by meteorological agencies like the IMD and AccuWeather. Weather conditions are highly dynamic and can change rapidly due to geographical factors. For exact, real-time tracking, travel planning, or emergency alerts, always refer to the official website or mobile application of the India Meteorological Department (IMD).

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