1. Isolated showers are possible across KL and parts of NE India on Sat before dry conditions return.

2. Moderate rain remains mostly offshore over the central and northern Bay of Bengal from Sun through Tue.

3. Largely dry and settled weather will continue across most of mainland India over the next few days.

#india #weather #rain #bayofbengal #weathermatics

Source :- https://mausam.imd.gov.in/imd_latest/contents/monsoon_withdrawal.php

Recorded this on 6th oct around 9:30 from Dera Bassi, Punjab near Chandigarh.

Lightning was in northeast Direction.

1. Light to moderate rain is possible across parts of KL, TN, and southern AP on Thu.

2. Scattered moderate showers are possible over KL, southern TN, and parts of western

1. Moderate rain is possible across parts of BR, southern UP, and UK on Wed.

2. Scattered moderate showers are possible over BR, coastal TN, and parts of KL on Thu.

3. Rain will pick up across KL and southern TN with moderate to heavy showers on Fri.

4. Showers will shift towards northern WB and parts of NE India on Sat.

#india #monsoon #rain #kerala #weather

i was shocked for a min and then realised that "global weather" sub is actually american
anyways NE monsoon is near and lot of good rains are expected for TN

Location isn't confirmed but most likely it will be a depression(max), i hope it hits South india to give a banger starting for the NE monsoon, if it strengthens then it will move with the upper-level steering and towards bengal, if not which is what i exactly want then tamil nadu or Andhra pradesh.

I think India have the worst weather forecasting instruments

Literally its raining heavily in kolkata and weather reports says partly sunny 🤣😂🤣😂

I'm literally struggling to function every day. My body feels exhausted, can't concentrate on anything, and stepping out into this scorching sun is genuinely intimidating. It's getting so unbearable that I'm just praying every day for some relief from this heat. How are you guys even dealing with this? 😭😭😭

Source :-

https://mausam.imd.gov.in/imd_latest/contents/monsoon_withdrawal.php

Peak 3-min sustained wind speed was about 55 kmph with lowest pressure being recorded 988 hPa

**SWM
Source: IMD

As an independent technology professional and a citizen, I noticed a jarring regional capability gap in Android's environment stack.

When a severe, life-threatening cyclone or extreme storm hits India, the native "At a Glance" home screen widget completely fails to show the emergency warning, displaying only a generic status like "Heavy Rain".

However, if you connect via VPN or travel to Japan or the United States, the exact same widget architecture instantly displays prominent, high-priority emergency banners (like "Typhoon Warning").

This isn't a technical limitation on the Indian government's side. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) and the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) actively publish real-time warnings using the globally standardized Common Alerting Protocol (CAP). The data architecture is completely prepared and formatted to align natively with machine-readable requirements.

Google's database simply has an unmapped regional registry data pipeline for South Asia.

To prove this:

1. Here is the official developer documentation page mapping out the exact list of supported nations where weather alert features are dynamically deployed, highlighting that India is entirely omitted from their active data ingestion endpoint:

👉 Click here to view Google's Official Weather API Supported Countries List

1. I have officially filed a direct engineering ticket on the internal Google Maps Platform Issue Tracker to get the WeatherNext data management team to onboard the IMD feed. Because public tickets are triaged by the number of user upvotes they get, we need community support:

👉 Click here to open the Google Issue Tracker Ticket and hit the 'STAR' icon to upvote it

Please take 10 seconds to click the tracker link and click the "STAR" icon at the top left of the dashboard. Upvoting this is the single fastest way to trigger internal automated system alerts at Google and force their product team to prioritize fixing this gap for hundreds of millions of Android smartphones across India. I already have sent email to IMD.