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According to the India Meteorological Department (IMD), the state is likely to receive heavy rainfall over the next three days, starting Wednesday, July 17.
No need to panic, but definitely a good time to be cautious and plan your days better.
What’s Coming This Week in Uttar Pradesh Weather
The IMD has predicted moderate to heavy showers across both eastern and western parts of UP.
You might also get thunderstorms, lightning, and strong winds in certain areas.
So, if you’ve got travel plans, outdoor events, or just a lot of commuting, it’s better to check the local forecast and stay prepared.
Districts Likely to Be Hit Hard
Here are some of the places expected to see the most impact:
Eastern UP
- Varanasi
- Gorakhpur
- Mau
- Deoria
- Ballia
- Basti
- Ayodhya
- Gonda
- Ambedkar Nagar
These districts could face very heavy rainfall, especially in the afternoons or evenings.
Western & Central UP
- Agra
- Kanpur
- Bareilly
- Meerut
- Moradabad
- Aligarh
- Prayagraj
These areas might not get as much rainfall as the east, but there’s still a chance of thunderstorms and short but intense rain.
Tips to Stay Safe
Here are a few things you can do:
- Avoid stepping out during lightning or strong winds.
- Don’t take shelter under trees or near electric poles.
- If you’re driving, go slow and avoid flooded roads.
- Keep your phone charged and carry a power bank if needed.
- If you live in a low-lying area, keep an eye out for waterlogging.
FAQs
Q.1 Will it rain this week in UP?
Answer: Yes, from July 17 to 19, most parts of the state will get rain.
Q.2 Which areas will get the most rain?
Answer: Eastern districts like Gorakhpur, Ballia, and Varanasi may get very heavy showers.
Q.3 Are thunderstorms expected too?
Answer: Yes, especially in western parts like Meerut, Moradabad, and Agra.
Q.4 Is Lucknow affected?
Answer: Yes, but not severely. Expect light rain and thunder in the evenings.
Q.5 Will schools close?
Answer: No official word yet. Stay in touch with local authorities.
Q.6 Should I cancel my travel plans?
Answer: Only if you’re going to areas known for flooding. Otherwise, travel with caution
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