Weather today: Delhi, Noida likely to receive rains today while red and orange alerts for parts of Kerala; Check IMD's prediction here

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) is predicting rains accompanied with thunderstorms in Delhi, Noida and other parts of National Capital Regions on June 17, Tuesday.

Additionally, the IMD has forecast widespread heavy to very heavy rainfall across Kerala till June 18. A red alert, indicating extremely heavy rainfall exceeding 20 cm in 24 hours, has been issued for Malappuram and Kozhikode on June 17.

Check IMD's prediction for Delhi for the week

Date	Max Temp (°C)	Min Temp (°C)	Morning Wind (kmph)	Afternoon Wind (kmph)	Evening Wind (kmph)	Heat Wave	Weather Condition
17.06.2025	33–35	26–28	NE/10–15	W/15–20	W/15–20	No Heat Wave	Partly cloudy sky. Light to moderate rain/thunderstorm/lightning with gusty winds (40–50 kmph), temporarily reaching 60 kmph during evening/night.
18.06.2025	34–36	26–28	W/10–15	W/20–25	W/20–25	No Heat Wave	Partly cloudy sky. Light to moderate rain/thunderstorm/lightning with gusty winds (40–50 kmph), temporarily reaching 60 kmph during evening/night.
19.06.2025	36–38	28–30	W/20–25	W/15–20	W/20–25	No Heat Wave	Partly cloudy sky. Light rain/thunderstorm/lightning with gusty winds (30–40 kmph), temporarily reaching 50 kmph during thunderstorm.
20.06.2025	37–39	28–30	W/15–20	SE/10–15	SE/15–20	No Heat Wave	Partly cloudy sky. Very light to light rain/thunderstorm/lightning.
21.06.2025	37–39	26–28	SE/10–15	NE/10–15	E/15–20	No Heat Wave	Partly cloudy sky. Light to moderate rain/thunderstorm/lightning with gusty winds (40–50 kmph), temporarily reaching 60 kmph during thunderstorm.
22.06.2025	36–38	25–27	SE/15–20	SE/15–20	SE/20–25	No Heat Wave	Partly cloudy sky. Light to moderate rain/thunderstorm/lightning with gusty winds (40–50 kmph), temporarily reaching 60 kmph during thunderstorm.

Heavy rains in Kerala disrupts everyday life

Incessant monsoon rains continued to wreak havoc in Kerala on Monday, disrupting normal life, including road and rail traffic.

Northern districts bore the brunt of the rainfall, witnessing rising water levels in rivers and other waterbodies.

Several residents were forced to evacuate to relief camps in districts, including Kannur and Kasaragod, as flood water entered their homes.

In Kannur, people have been seen wading through knee-deep water to reach safer places since Sunday evening.

"Children and elderly people were already shifted to relatives' houses. We are now moving to a relief camp opened nearby," a resident said.

He lamented that frequent waterlogging following rains has made their lives miserable, preventing children from attending school and adults from going to work.

In the Kakkad area of Kannur, an arterial road was completely submerged, bringing traffic to a standstill.