Kerala, Mumbai See Early Onset Of Monsoon; Delhi, Kolkata, Several Other States Also Witness Downpour — IN PICS

The IMD issues red alerts for multiple states, including Maharashtra and Kerala, as heavy monsoon rains trigger flash flood warnings and prompt emergency measures across the country.

Heavy rainfall batters multiple Indian states, triggering floods and high alerts; authorities intensify rescue efforts as waterlogged roads and homes disrupt daily life.

Heavy rains and thunderstorms overnight damaged power systems, causing outages across parts of Delhi. (Source: PTI)

The thunderstorm accompanied with heavy rains disrupted flight operations, uprooting trees and electricity poles, and causing waterlogging in several areas of Delhi. (Source: PTI)

Heavy rainfall in Kolkata disrupts normal life as roads flood, transport slows, and daily routines are thrown off across the city. (Source: PTI)

People use a scarf to shield themselves during rain in Kolkata. (Source: PTI)

Roads were waterlogged in many rural and urban areas of Kochi as heavy rains continued to lash the state throughout the day. (Source: PTI)

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Heavy rains and strong winds caused widespread damage to homes and crops, power outages and waterlogging on roads in Kochi as the monsoons arrived early in the state. (Source: PTI)

The southwest monsoon arrived in Maharashtra on Sunday, making it the earliest onset of the annual rainfall season over the state in 35 years. (Source: PTI)

Several low-lying areas in Maharashtra witnessed flooding disrupting traffic and creating a havoc for pedestrians. (Source: PTI)

Heavy rains lashed Himachal Pradesh in the past 24 hours, causing temperatures to drop, the meteorological department said on Sunday. (Source: PTI)

Shimla was hit by thunderstorms that uprooted trees and blew away roofs of Kachha houses. (Source: PTI)

In some parts of Guwahati, people navigated knee-deep water in certain areas, while in others, floodwaters reached chest height. (Source: PTI)

People stranded in heavy rain in Guwahati were seen using lifeboats for assistance. (Source: PTI)