Overview
- India’s meteorological agency issued a yellow alert for hot, humid conditions in Mumbai and Konkan districts through Tuesday, with highs near 36°C and no formal heatwave warning.
- Delhi reported cloudy skies and light rain on Monday, and IMD expects a gradual warm‑up later this week with maximum temperatures rising to about 32–34°C as air quality holds in the moderate range.
- Intermittent rain triggered a landslide in Himachal Pradesh, prompting evacuations of nine houses and a yellow alert for thunderstorms, lightning and 30–40 km/h gusts in Chamba, Kangra, Kullu and Mandi.
- Across the U.S. East, a fast‑moving cold front brings early‑morning storms with a low severe risk in the Mid‑Atlantic, a temperature drop and gusty winds near the Chesapeake, and elevated afternoon fire danger in parts of Virginia.
- In the West, forecasts call for widespread warmth with records possible in places like Denver reaching the 80s, elevated to critical fire weather concerns midweek, and a Dense Fog Advisory in southeast Louisiana from 4–9 a.m. Monday with visibility near one‑quarter mile.