The monsoon has reached the threshold of Delhi-NCR. According to meteorologists, the southwest monsoon is indicating premature arrival in the capital Delhi. Since Sunday, favorable conditions had been created for the arrival of monsoon. Except for the rain, all the other standard have become favorable to the monsoon. As the lower surface winds have become eastern direction, day temperature has gone below normal, humidity is very high and has a humid condition for the last two days. It is believed that on Tuesday, June 24, 2025, there may be an official announcement of the entry of monsoon in Delhi, which will be about three days before the normal date.

The southwest monsoon in Gujarat has gained momentum. In many districts, there is a situation of heavy rains, landslide and orange alert. The region of cyclonic winds and the deeper monsoon trough (moist wind line) are receiving continuous rains across the state, affecting the normal life. In view of the seasonal situation, the orange alert of strong rain has been issued till 26 June 2025. At the same time, an old lower pressure area in the central part of Uttar Pradesh is still active, due to which the monsoon speed remains. Also, a new cyclonic winds are being formed in the Bay of Bengal and Ganga grounds, which can be faster in the next 48 hours. This system is giving more strength to monsoon winds especially in the coastal areas of South Gujarat.

New system in Bay of Bengal

The psychic circulation and low pressure area made in the Bob of Bengal are the main systems that speed up the monsoon. Recently, the system that was built was weak by going to East and Central Uttar Pradesh via West Bengal, Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh. According to Scimet Weather, there is a possibility of forming a new psychic circulation on West Bengal on June 25 and the Bay of Bengal adjacent to it. There is a deep trough in this area, which may remain for the next 48 hours. This can create a new low pressure area. This system can remain stable in the same area for about three days. After this, this system will move forward towards north. However, the accuracy of further predictions ahead is less than five days, so it is difficult to give accurate estimates about the further situation. However, due to the formation of a new system in the Bay of Bengal, the monsoon is likely to be stronger in states like West Bengal, Bihar, Jharkhand, Uttar Pradesh.