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September 21 Weather: Monsoon Retreats from 4 Cities, Fierce Storm Brews in Bay of Bengal
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News18•20-09-2026, 16:09
September 21 Weather: Monsoon Retreats from 4 Cities, Fierce Storm Brews in Bay of Bengal
- •Monsoon has begun its retreat from Ramgarh, Mohgarh, Phalodi, and Khajuwala in Rajasthan; conditions are favorable for its withdrawal from other parts of Rajasthan, Punjab, and Kutch-Saurashtra in the next 3-4 days.
- •A new weather system in the Bay of Bengal is intensifying into a depression, posing a threat of heavy calamity to coastal states like Odisha, Andhra Pradesh, and West Bengal.
- •Delhi-NCR will experience clear skies with sharp sunshine and oppressive humidity tomorrow, with temperatures reaching up to 34°C.
- •Maharashtra's Konkan and Vidarbha regions are under active monsoon, with Mumbai expecting heavy to very heavy rainfall; Madhya Pradesh continues to receive heavy rains due to a monsoon trough.
- •Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Gujarat, Punjab, and Haryana face strong sun and humid conditions due to weakened monsoon, while Karnataka, Kerala, Assam, and West Bengal continue to experience heavy rainfall.
Key Questions Answered
The monsoon has started packing its bags and retreating from areas like Ramgarh, Mohgarh, Phalodi, and Khajuwala in Rajasthan.
Coastal states such as Odisha, Andhra Pradesh, and West Bengal are most likely to be affected by the dangerous cyclonic activity originating from the low-pressure area in the Andaman Sea.
Cities like Delhi and Faridabad will see mainly clear skies with sharp sunshine, pushing temperatures up to 34°C, accompanied by light winds.
