Weather Update October 29: Heavy Rain and Strong Winds Feared Across 18 States, Delhi and Rajasthan on Alert
- byManasavi
- 29 Oct, 2026
India Weather Update, October 29, 2026: Weather conditions could change across several parts of India as a fresh spell of rain, thunderstorms, and strong winds threatens to disrupt normal activities. Even though the southwest monsoon has withdrawn from most regions, unsettled weather continues to affect different parts of the country.
According to the supplied weather report, rain and thunderstorms are possible across 18 states and regions, with some areas potentially experiencing wind speeds of up to 95 kmph.
The report also highlights the possibility of changing weather conditions in Delhi, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Maharashtra, Gujarat, and several northeastern states.
However, rainfall intensity and wind speeds are expected to vary considerably between locations. The nationwide 18-state alert and the 95 kmph wind estimate should be treated as reported claims unless confirmed through the latest official meteorological bulletins.
Residents are advised to monitor district-specific weather forecasts before planning outdoor activities or long-distance journeys.
Rain and Thunderstorm Forecast for 18 States
The report identifies several northern, western, central, southern, and northeastern states where unsettled weather may develop.
The regions mentioned include:
- Northern India: Uttarakhand, Himachal Pradesh, Punjab, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, Delhi, and Rajasthan.
- Central India: Madhya Pradesh.
- Western India: Gujarat and Maharashtra.
- Eastern India: Bihar, Jharkhand, and West Bengal.
- Southern India: Karnataka and Tamil Nadu.
- Northeastern India: Assam, Tripura, Nagaland, and Mizoram.
Not all these locations are expected to experience identical weather conditions.
Some districts may receive light or moderate rainfall, while isolated areas could experience thunderstorms accompanied by gusty winds.
The possibility of intense rainfall in any particular district must be assessed using the latest local forecasts.
Delhi Weather on October 29: Rain and Gusty Winds Possible
The supplied forecast indicates that Delhi may experience cloudy skies, rainfall, and thunderstorms on Thursday, October 29.
Wind speeds could reach approximately 30–40 kmph in some areas, according to the report.
The expected temperatures are:
| Weather Parameter | Reported Forecast |
|---|---|
| Maximum temperature | Around 27°C |
| Minimum temperature | Around 17°C |
| Sky conditions | Cloudy |
| Rainfall | Possible showers |
| Wind speed | Up to 30–40 kmph |
These figures are indicative and have not been independently confirmed against an official forecast.
Residents should exercise caution if thunderstorms develop, particularly while travelling on roads or spending time outdoors.
Strong gusts can create difficulties for two-wheeler riders and may affect visibility during sudden showers.
People should also avoid standing beneath trees, near unstable structures, or close to exposed electrical equipment during thunderstorms.
Rajasthan Weather Alert: Rain and Strong Winds Possible in Several Districts
Rajasthan may also witness a change in weather conditions on October 29, with rainfall and gusty winds possible in different parts of the state.
According to the source report, the districts mentioned in the forecast include Jodhpur, Kota, Bikaner, Ajmer, Udaipur, Bhilwara, Alwar, Bharatpur, and Sikar.
Wind speeds could approach 50 kmph in some locations.
More recent weather reporting based on IMD bulletins also highlights the possibility of thunderstorms and isolated hailstorms in eastern Rajasthan.
Jaipur Weather Forecast for October 29
| Weather Parameter | Reported Forecast |
|---|---|
| Maximum temperature | Around 31°C |
| Minimum temperature | Around 19°C |
| Weather conditions | Variable cloud cover, possible showers |
| Main concern | Thunderstorms and gusty winds in parts of Rajasthan |
Residents travelling between cities should monitor local weather conditions, especially where thunderstorms may affect road visibility.
Heavy Rain Warning for Uttar Pradesh, Bihar and Other States
The latest IMD-based reports indicate a greater risk of heavy to very heavy rainfall in parts of Bihar, eastern Uttar Pradesh, Jharkhand, Odisha, Chhattisgarh, and eastern Madhya Pradesh.
Heavy rainfall is also possible in isolated areas of coastal Andhra Pradesh, West Bengal, Sikkim, and the Andaman and Nicobar Islands.
These warnings are particularly important because intense rainfall over a short period can cause waterlogging, local flooding, and travel disruptions.
People living near rivers, low-lying roads, or poorly drained areas should remain alert to local advisories.
Cyclone Arnab's Remnants Continue to Influence Weather
The unsettled conditions are partly associated with the remnants of Cyclone Arnab, which crossed the Andhra Pradesh coast on October 28.
According to the October 29 IMD bulletin reported by UNI, the system had weakened into a depression over southern Chhattisgarh and adjoining southern Odisha by early Thursday morning.
Despite weakening, the system continued to influence rainfall across parts of eastern and central India.
Important Safety Precautions During Heavy Rain and Thunderstorms
Residents in affected areas should avoid unnecessary travel during severe thunderstorms, stay away from waterlogged roads, and seek shelter inside sturdy buildings when lightning occurs.
Drivers should reduce speed during heavy rain, while farmers should follow local agricultural advisories regarding standing crops and outdoor equipment.
People should also secure loose objects on balconies and rooftops before strong winds develop.
Where to Check Official Weather Alerts
For the latest district-wise information, visit the India Meteorological Department's official website.
The IMD publishes updated forecasts and warning levels that can change as weather systems develop.
Final Words
India is experiencing another period of unsettled weather, with heavy rainfall risks concentrated in several eastern and central states and thunderstorm warnings extending into northern India.
Delhi-NCR and parts of Rajasthan may experience rain, gusty winds, and isolated hailstorms, while Bihar, Jharkhand, Odisha, and neighbouring regions face a greater threat of intense rainfall.
Important: Although the original report mentions 18 states, a 14-hour warning window, and winds reaching 95 kmph, these figures should not be interpreted as a uniform official warning for every listed state. Weather alerts vary significantly by district and time.
Residents should rely on the latest IMD bulletins before making travel or outdoor plans.






