India Weather Alert November 8, 2026: Heavy Rain Threatens Southern States, Strong Winds Likely; IMD Forecast
- byManasavi
- 08 Nov, 2026
Weather Today, November 8, 2026: India is experiencing contrasting weather conditions as November progresses. While northern and central regions are witnessing mostly dry conditions and increasingly cooler mornings, several parts of southern India face the possibility of intense rainfall, thunderstorms and gusty winds.
According to the India Meteorological Department (IMD) forecast issued on November 7, Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Puducherry and adjoining regions are among the areas expected to experience significant rainfall on Sunday, November 8.
Rainfall activity is also possible across coastal Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka and parts of northeastern India. The broader weather warning mentions wind gusts potentially reaching 70 kmph in affected areas, although the detailed forecasts for Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh specify gusts of up to 50 kmph.
Meanwhile, Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh are expected to remain largely dry, with temperatures gradually becoming more comfortable during the day and cooler after sunset.
Here is a detailed state-wise weather outlook for November 8 and the following days, based on the reported IMD forecast.
Southern India Faces the Highest Rainfall Risk
The most significant weather activity is expected across southern India, where moisture-laden conditions may continue producing rain and thunderstorms.
Tamil Nadu, Puducherry, Karaikal, Kerala and Mahe have been identified as areas facing the possibility of heavy rainfall at isolated locations.
Coastal Andhra Pradesh, Yanam, Rayalaseema and parts of Karnataka may also experience showers of varying intensity.
Thunderstorms could be accompanied by lightning and sudden wind gusts, creating difficulties for commuters and people working outdoors.
Residents in vulnerable areas should monitor official weather bulletins, particularly when planning travel or outdoor activities.
Tamil Nadu Weather: Thunderstorms and Strong Winds Expected
Tamil Nadu is among the states expected to experience unsettled weather on November 8.
Several districts may receive rainfall, with isolated locations potentially witnessing heavy showers.
Thunderstorms and lightning could accompany the rain.
The reported forecast indicates wind speeds of approximately 30–40 kmph, with gusts reaching 50 kmph in some areas.
Rainfall activity may continue through November 10.
Residents should remain cautious near waterlogged roads, exposed outdoor areas and locations vulnerable to lightning.
Kerala Weather: Heavy Showers May Continue Before Gradual Improvement
Kerala and the adjoining Mahe region are also included in the heavy rainfall outlook for November 8.
Some locations could experience intense showers accompanied by thunderstorms.
Lightning remains an important concern during periods of unstable weather.
According to the reported forecast, rainfall intensity may begin decreasing after November 8.
However, isolated thunderstorms could continue on November 9 and 10.
People travelling through hilly regions and areas prone to waterlogging should pay attention to local weather advisories.
Andhra Pradesh Forecast: Coastal Districts Could See Rain and Gusty Winds
Parts of Andhra Pradesh may experience another spell of unsettled weather.
Coastal Andhra Pradesh and Yanam are expected to receive light to moderate rainfall at some locations.
The possibility of isolated heavier showers has also been mentioned.
Rayalaseema and coastal districts could experience thunderstorms accompanied by winds of 30–40 kmph, with occasional gusts reaching 50 kmph.
Rainfall activity may persist over the coming days.
People involved in outdoor activities should follow district-level weather alerts for any changes in conditions.
Karnataka Weather: Rain Possible Along the Coast and Southern Districts
Karnataka may witness rainfall in its coastal belt and southern interior regions.
The reported forecast indicates that coastal Karnataka could experience showers through November 8.
Rainfall may continue for a longer period at isolated locations in South Interior Karnataka.
Cloudy conditions and light to moderate showers are possible.
However, the supplied forecast does not indicate a widespread heavy rainfall warning for the entire state.
Delhi Weather November 8: Dry Conditions With Cooler Mornings
The national capital is expected to experience relatively stable weather on Sunday.
No significant rainfall or thunderstorm warning has been reported for Delhi on November 8.
Dry conditions are likely to continue, while early mornings and late evenings may feel cooler.
The forecast suggests that weather conditions could change around November 11–12 due to the possible influence of a western disturbance.
Some areas may receive rainfall if that weather system develops as anticipated.
For November 8, Delhi's forecast temperatures are approximately 29°C during the day and 15°C overnight.
Uttar Pradesh Weather: No Major Rainfall Warning
Uttar Pradesh is likely to experience mostly dry weather across its districts.
There is no major heavy rainfall or thunderstorm alert for November 8 in the reported outlook.
Western and central parts of the state are expected to remain relatively stable.
However, temperatures during the morning and nighttime hours may decline gradually, creating a mild winter-like feeling.
Lucknow's forecast temperature range is approximately 18°C to 30°C.
Bihar Weather: Mostly Clear Conditions, Possible Change Around November 10
Bihar is expected to remain largely dry on November 8.
The reported IMD outlook does not indicate a major heavy rainfall warning for the state on Sunday.
However, some areas may experience changing weather conditions around November 10.
Light to moderate rainfall is possible in isolated locations if the anticipated weather pattern develops.
Patna is expected to record a maximum temperature near 28°C and a minimum around 18°C.
Rajasthan Weather: Dry Skies Likely Across Most Districts
Rajasthan is expected to remain largely unaffected by the rainfall activity developing over southern India.
Most districts are likely to experience dry weather on November 8.
The reported forecast does not indicate a significant rain or thunderstorm warning for the state.
Morning and nighttime temperatures may gradually decline as the winter season approaches.
Jaipur's expected temperature range is approximately 18°C to 31°C.
People travelling during the early morning hours may notice cooler conditions compared with the afternoon.
Madhya Pradesh Weather: Stable Conditions Expected
Madhya Pradesh is also expected to experience mostly dry weather.
No major rainfall or thunderstorm alert has been reported for November 8.
Most parts of the state may continue witnessing relatively stable weather conditions.
Bhopal's forecast temperature is approximately 30°C during the day and 17°C at night.
Significant changes are not anticipated immediately, according to the supplied outlook.
Uttarakhand Weather: Light Rain Could Increase the Chill
Unlike much of the northern plains, parts of Uttarakhand may experience changing weather conditions.
Light rainfall is possible at isolated locations on November 8 and 9.
Cloud cover and precipitation in mountainous areas could contribute to cooler conditions.
Residents and tourists visiting higher-altitude destinations should monitor updated local forecasts.
Nainital's expected temperature range is approximately 11°C to 20°C.
Himachal Pradesh Weather: Rainfall Activity May Develop Next Week
Himachal Pradesh is not expected to face a major heavy rainfall warning on November 8.
However, the weather could begin changing around November 10 and 11.
Some locations may experience rainfall, while thunderstorms and lightning are possible around November 12.
Shimla's forecast temperature is approximately 18°C during the day and 9°C overnight.
Travellers planning mountain journeys should review updated weather conditions before departure.
Jammu and Kashmir Weather: Western Disturbance Could Bring Rain
Jammu and Kashmir may experience mostly dry conditions on November 8.
However, a western disturbance could influence the region from around November 10.
This may lead to rainfall, stronger winds and changing weather conditions across mountainous areas.
The reported forecast also indicates the possibility of heavier rainfall at isolated locations around November 12.
Residents should follow official advisories as the anticipated system approaches.
Jharkhand Weather: Rainfall Chances May Increase After Sunday
Jharkhand is expected to experience mostly dry conditions on November 8.
There is no significant heavy rainfall warning for Sunday in the supplied forecast.
However, isolated rainfall activity may develop between November 9 and 11.
Ranchi's forecast temperature range is approximately 15°C to 26°C.
Telangana Weather: Rainfall Activity Likely to Weaken
Telangana may experience relatively calmer weather compared with the preceding days.
Some locations were expected to receive light to moderate showers on November 6 and 7.
However, no major heavy rainfall warning has been indicated for November 8.
Residents should continue monitoring district-level forecasts for any localised changes.
Odisha Weather: No Widespread Heavy Rain Alert
Odisha is expected to experience comparatively stable conditions on Sunday.
Although isolated rainfall and thunderstorms were possible during November 6–7, the supplied forecast does not identify a significant heavy rainfall warning for November 8.
Most districts may experience relatively normal weather conditions.
West Bengal and Sikkim: Rainfall May Return in Coming Days
West Bengal and Sikkim are not under a major heavy rainfall warning for November 8 in the reported forecast.
However, weather activity could increase over the following days.
Sub-Himalayan West Bengal and Sikkim may experience rainfall between November 9 and 11.
Gangetic West Bengal could also receive showers during November 9–12.
Residents should monitor updated forecasts as these dates approach.
Northeast India Weather: Rainfall Activity Expected to Expand
Several northeastern states may experience increasing rainfall activity from November 8 onward.
Assam and Meghalaya could receive showers at isolated locations.
Nagaland, Manipur, Mizoram and Tripura may also experience scattered rainfall.
In Arunachal Pradesh, rainfall activity could increase after November 9.
The reported forecast indicates that several northeastern states may face heavy rainfall warnings between November 9 and 11.
Residents in hilly areas should be particularly careful during periods of intense rainfall.
India Weather November 8: City-Wise Maximum and Minimum Temperatures
The following temperatures are forecasts reported for November 8, 2026, and should not be treated as confirmed observations.
| City | Maximum Temperature | Minimum Temperature |
|---|---|---|
| Delhi | 29°C | 15°C |
| Mumbai | 35°C | 22°C |
| Chennai | 36°C | 25°C |
| Kolkata | 31°C | 20°C |
| Lucknow | 30°C | 18°C |
| Patna | 28°C | 18°C |
| Ranchi | 26°C | 15°C |
| Bhopal | 30°C | 17°C |
| Jaipur | 31°C | 18°C |
| Shimla | 18°C | 9°C |
| Nainital | 20°C | 11°C |
These values may change depending on local weather conditions.
Heavy Rain and Lightning Safety: Important Precautions
Residents of areas experiencing thunderstorms should take basic safety precautions.
Avoid standing under isolated trees, near electricity poles or in open fields during lightning activity.
Do not attempt to cross flooded roads or waterlogged underpasses.
People travelling by road should reduce speed during heavy rainfall and maintain adequate distance from other vehicles.
Outdoor workers and those planning long journeys should check official weather warnings before leaving.
For updated alerts, residents can visit the India Meteorological Department's official website.
Final Outlook: Two Different Weather Patterns Across India
The November 8 forecast highlights a clear contrast between northern and southern India.
Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Puducherry and adjoining southern regions face the possibility of heavy rainfall, thunderstorms and gusty winds.
Meanwhile, Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh are expected to remain mostly dry, with cooler mornings and evenings.
Weather conditions could change in the Himalayan states and northeastern India over the following days as additional rainfall activity develops.
Residents should follow the latest official IMD warnings, particularly in locations where thunderstorms, lightning and heavy showers are expected.






