June 16, 2025, New Delhi The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a red alert for coastal areas of Goa, Kerala, and Karnataka, where heavy rain and waterlogging are expected. Low tides may continue in eastern UP, while Varanasi is the hottest city in the country. Weather Details Kerala: Heavy monsoon rains continue from Sunday. Red alert for five districts and orange alert for six till June 18. Schools are closed in several districts including Thrissur, Kozhikode, Wayanad. Waves may rise up to 3.4 metres in coastal areas, fishermen advised not to venture into the sea. Goa, Karnataka: Heavy rains likely, risk of waterlogging in low-lying areas. Delhi: Light to moderate rain, winds of 50-60 kmph, and lightning likely. 42 mm of rain on Sunday provided some relief from the heat. The maximum temperature is likely to remain at 37 degrees. The air quality was "satisfactory" (AQI 62). Chhattisgarh, Odisha: Light rain, strong winds, and lightning likely. Uttarakhand: Heavy rain for the next one week, orange alert issued. Varanasi: Hottest city with 43.2 degrees on June 15. Uri, Ghazipur, Bathinda, Sirsa, and Churu The temperature was also 41-42 degrees. Conclusion Caution and preparation are necessary in areas affected by heavy rain. Damage can be avoided by following the instructions of the Meteorological Department. Take precautions against heat in hot areas like Varanasi.