While the national capital shivered at 4 degree Celsius that is the lowest of the season, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) declared cold wave conditions in several parts of north India, predicting that the Capital and surrounding areas could witness “cold day to severe cold day conditions” over the next two days.

The monsoon will arrive in Kerala this year with a delay of five days on June 6, said the India Meteorological Department on Wednesday. "This year, the statistical model forecast suggests that the monsoon onset over Kerala is likely to be slightly delayed," the IMD said.

The devastating cyclonic storm Gaja thrashed the Tamil Nadu coast, killing more than 13 people and leaving behind the trials of destruction in several districts.

Heavy rains lashed parts of Mumbai after the late night showers on Monday. The devastating affect was on a portion of bridge which connecting Andheri East to West. The bridge collapses on the tracks near Andheri railway station on Tuesday morning following heavy rains in city. No casualties have been reported, though the rail traffic is said to be affected. Also, high tide warning issued following heavy rains. Locals are advised to stay away from areas closer to the seashore.

The India Meteorological Department predicts that Mumbai, the financial capital of India will witness very heavy rains within next few hours. Rains lashed several parts of Mumbai. There are reports of waterlogging pouring in from various areas. Check live updates on Mumbai rains, here-

The IMD on Saturday issued a fresh alert for Karnataka over cyclone Sagar that is likely to make a landfall this week. An advisory has also been issued to four more states – Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Goa and Maharashtra.

India is facing disastrous dust storms and thunderstorms witnessing loss and lives and property in states like UP, Rajasthan, Telangana, Uttarakhand and Punjab. At least 124 people killed and 300 injured and alert has been issued in Haryana. As such schools of Haryana will remain closed for 2 days.

IMD has predicted another deadly dust storm in Uttar Pradesh and Rajasthan on Monday. Over 100 people had lost their lives in the last thunderstorm in India.

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) predicted below average rainfall in interior Maharashtra and the region may witness dry spells. While there is also prediction that Mumbai will enjoy southwest monsoon for four months, i.e from June to September.

According to the India Meteorological Department (IMD), the tremors categorised as "slight" were felt at the border of Rudraprayag and Chamoli districts of Garhwal region.