Flood risk, landslides and rough seas: IMD flags an active monsoon week, what travellers need to know
- Posted on August 7, 2026
- By The Times of India
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In brief
India braces for an exceptionally active monsoon season bringing significant rainfall across multiple regions. The India Meteorological Department issues critical warnings for the Himalayas, central territories, coastal areas, and northeastern states. Travelers and residents should prepare for potential hazards including flash flooding, landslide risks, urban waterlogging, and maritime disruptions. Understanding these weather patterns and taking necessary precautions is essential for safety during this volatile meteorological period.
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Flood risk, landslides and rough seas: IMD flags an active monsoon week, what travellers need to know
An active monsoon is set to keep large parts of India under the grip of widespread rainfall over the coming week, with the India Meteorological Department (IMD) warning of heavy to very heavy downpours across several regions, including the Himalayan states, central India, the east coast, the Western Ghats and the Northeast. The weather agency has also cautioned about flash floods, landslides, waterlogging, transport disruptions and rough sea conditions along both coasts.
