Intense rainfall is forecast across many Indian regions through August twenty-first. North Odisha and Gangetic West Bengal expect extremely heavy showers on August seventeenth. Widespread rain will affect the Himalayan region and eastern and northeastern India.

India's monsoon has reached the country unevenly, leaving many farm districts short of rain. The skewed spread is hitting kharif sowing, soil moisture and input spending as El Nino strengthens.

Test series against Sri Lanka could be affected by rain, with wet weather forecast in Colombo during the three-day warm-up match against Sri Lanka XI. Heavy showers are expected from Friday morning to Sunday afternoon,

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Satellite imagery shows monsoon cloud cover retreating across large parts of India and the Bay of Bengal. The shift has revived concerns that El Nino may be steering the season into another subdued phase.

Satellite imagery has revealed a massive 5,000-km-long monsoon cloud corridor stretching from Pakistan across India towards China, showing the vast scale of South Asia’s monsoon system.

Rain lashed several parts of Delhi on Friday, leading to waterlogging in multiple areas as the city remained under an ‘orange alert’. Between 11.30 am and 2.30 pm, Chhatarpur recorded the highest rainfall at 24.

Bay of Bengal weather systems could keep driving widespread monsoon rain across central, eastern and northern India through August.