UP Rain Alert: Uttar Pradesh is expected to experience a change in weather patterns. While the weather will remain dry until April 17th, there is a forecast of thunderstorms and rain on April 18th and 19th. This year's monsoon is predicted to be better than normal, which is welcome news for farmers.
UP Weather Update: Uttar Pradesh will experience dry weather for the next two days, but according to the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD), the weather may change on 18 and 19 April. During this period, rain with thunder and lightning and strong winds are expected in several districts of the state. There is also a possibility of hail in some areas, and people are advised to remain vigilant. Meanwhile, there is also good news regarding this year's monsoon. Meteorologists predict that the 2025 monsoon could be better than normal, which is particularly welcome news for farmers and those involved in agriculture.
According to the Meteorological Department's report, partly cloudy skies are expected in many parts of Uttar Pradesh on 17 April, while rain with lightning and strong winds are likely on 18 and 19 April. Some districts in eastern and western UP have been put on alert. A drop in temperature may also be recorded during this period. The maximum temperature will remain around 35–36°C for the next few days, offering some relief from the heat.
Dr. Atul Kumar Singh, a senior meteorologist at the IMD, stated that the monsoon this year may perform better than average. According to him:
In Lucknow and surrounding areas, the heat is somewhat under control, but temperatures may rise after 20 April.
Avoid open areas during lightning.
Avoid mobile charging and keep electronic devices switched off.
Conduct agricultural activities only according to weather forecasts.
Exercise caution while driving during rain.
“The current global climate situation and oceanic events are favourable for India. Uttar Pradesh may receive a good monsoon this time, which will boost agricultural production.” Dr. Atul Kumar Singh, Senior Meteorologist