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Heavy rain & Snowfall Expected for 5 days

Takendra Verma
Last updated: 22/03/2026 3:11 PM
Takendra Verma
Published: 22/03/2026
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The weather has changed once again across the country.

Due to a western disturbance, many regions will see pre-monsoon activity over the next five days.

The India Meteorological Department has warned of strong winds, heavy rainfall, and even snowfall in hilly areas between March 22 and March 26.

This sudden change could affect daily life, especially in areas already facing unstable weather.

Weather System Moving Towards East and Northeast

Earlier, this weather system was active in North-West India.

Now, it is slowly moving towards eastern and northeastern states.

Because of this shift, these regions may now experience worsening weather conditions, including rain and storms.

At the same time, northwest India may see another change in weather after March 26.

Rain, Thunderstorms and Hail Likely

In the coming days, several areas may face:

Rain with thunderstorms

Strong winds

Possibility of hailstorms

Hailstorms, in particular, can create problems for farmers and daily life.

In the past few days, heavy rain has already been recorded in places like Bihar, Saurashtra-Kutch, and Uttarakhand.

At the same time, hailstorms were seen in Punjab, Chhattisgarh, Uttar Pradesh, and Madhya Pradesh.

Different Weather Across Regions

While many states are seeing rain and storms, southern coastal areas are facing humid heat.

This shows how weather conditions are changing differently across the country at the same time.

What You Should Do Now

The next few days are important from a weather point of view.

People are advised to stay alert, especially in areas where storms and hail are expected.

Planning travel and outdoor activities carefully can help avoid problems.

Overall, this pre-monsoon activity may continue to impact several states, so staying updated with weather alerts is important.

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