Southwest monsoon reaches Delhi five days behind schedule

Delhi finally welcomed the Southwest Monsoon on Thursday, five days past its usual arrival. This marks the first July monsoon since 2021, with the India Meteorological Department predicting thunderstorms and rain across the city. Residents can exp...

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Monsoon arrives in Delhi

New Delhi: The Southwest Monsoon arrived in Delhi on Thursday, five days after its normal onset date of June 27, bringing widespread rain to several parts of the city.

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) said it is for the first time since 2021 that monsoon has arrived in July.

Also Read: Monsoon reaches all parts of Uttarakhand; 'Orange' alert for five districts on Thursday


In 2021, monsoon had set in on July 13. In the last five years, the southwest monsoon had reached Delhi on June 29 in 2025, June 28 in 2024, June 25 in 2023 and June 30 in 2022.

Also Read: Northeast records over 40 pc deficiency in June rainfall due to weakened monsoon, July likely to be below normal too: IMD

The IMD has forecast thunderstorms accompanied by rain over many parts of Delhi during the day, with generally cloudy skies expected to prevail.
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