IMD warns of extremely heavy rain in Gujarat, Rajasthan and Konkan; flash flood risk issued for hill states: What travellers need to know
- Posted on July 22, 2026
- By The Times of India
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In brief
India's monsoon season intensifies with severe weather warnings across multiple regions. The India Meteorological Department alerts travelers to prepare for extreme rainfall in Gujarat, Rajasthan, and Konkan areas, alongside significant flash flood threats in Himalayan hill states. Through late July, a combination of active monsoon systems and atmospheric conditions will maintain vigorous precipitation. Travelers and residents should monitor weather updates closely, plan journeys carefully, and follow local safety advisories to mitigate risks during this critical weather period.
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IMD warns of extremely heavy rain in Gujarat, Rajasthan and Konkan; flash flood risk issued for hill states: What travellers need to know
The southwest monsoon is set to intensify across large parts of India over the next several days, with the India Meteorological Department (IMD) forecasting widespread rainfall, extremely heavy downpours in parts of western India, and an elevated flash flood risk in several Himalayan districts. The latest All India Weather Summary and Forecast Bulletin indicates that a combination of an active monsoon trough, a Western Disturbance and favourable upper-air conditions will keep rainfall activity vigorous across much of the country through July 27.
