Weekly Weather Forecast: What's in Store for 2025

Weather forecasts guide our daily plans, from choosing outfits to preparing for extreme conditions. As we head into the last week of June 2025, understanding the weather outlook can help you stay prepared. This blog post explains how forecasts work, provides a general weather outlook for the week of June 26 to July 2, 2025, and shares tips to navigate changing conditions. Since weather varies by region, I’ll focus on key trends, particularly for India, with global highlights, based on data available as of 3:20 PM IST, June 26, 2025.

How Weather Forecasts Are Made

Weather predictions combine science and technology:

• Data Sources: Satellites, radar, weather stations, and buoys collect real-time data on temperature, humidity, wind, and pressure.

• Computer Models: Advanced models like the GFS and ECMWF simulate future weather patterns, factoring in current conditions and historical trends.

• Meteorologist Expertise: Experts refine model outputs to account for local geography and recent weather events.

• Forecast Accuracy: Short-term forecasts (1–3 days) are highly reliable, while medium-range (4–7 days) forecasts may shift due to weather’s unpredictability.

For the most accurate updates, check trusted sources like the India Meteorological Department (IMD) at mausam.imd.gov.in for India or weather.gov for the U.S.

Weather Outlook: June 26–July 2, 2025

Below is a general forecast based on seasonal patterns and recent meteorological trends. For precise local conditions, consult regional weather services.

India

• Monsoon Dominance: The southwest monsoon is in full swing. Western and southern states like Maharashtra, Goa, and Kerala will likely see moderate to heavy rainfall (10–30 mm daily), with isolated heavy showers (50–80 mm) in coastal areas. Temperatures will range from 27°C to 33°C, with high humidity (70–85%).

• Northern India: Delhi, Punjab, and Uttar Pradesh may experience scattered showers and thunderstorms, with temperatures between 29°C and 36°C. Expect partly cloudy skies with occasional heavy downpours.

• Northeast: Assam, Meghalaya, and Arunachal Pradesh could face very heavy rainfall (60–100 mm daily), raising concerns for flash flooding. Monitor IMD flood alerts.

• Eastern and Central India: Odisha, West Bengal, and Madhya Pradesh will see moderate rain (5–20 mm daily) and humid conditions. Thunderstorms are possible in urban areas like Kolkata.

Global Highlights

• North America: The U.S. is in summer mode, with the Midwest seeing temperatures of 24–30°C and scattered thunderstorms. The Southwest (e.g., Arizona) may hit 35–40°C with dry heat. Atlantic coastal areas should watch for tropical storm activity, as hurricane season is active (nhc.noaa.gov).

• Europe: Northern Europe (UK, Germany) will likely have mild weather (14–20°C) with light rain. Southern Europe (Spain, Greece) could see heatwaves, with temperatures reaching 32–37°C.

• Asia-Pacific: Southeast Asia (Thailand, Vietnam) will experience monsoon rains, with 10–40 mm daily rainfall and high humidity. Australia’s winter brings cooler temperatures (8–16°C) and rain to southern regions like Melbourne.

Note: These are broad trends. Local conditions can vary, so check apps like AccuWeather or Weather Underground for real-time updates.

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Key Weather Alerts

• Flood Risks in India: Heavy monsoon rains may cause flooding in low-lying areas, especially in Mumbai, Chennai, and Northeast India. Stay updated via IMD’s daily bulletins.

• Tropical Storms: The Atlantic and Pacific hurricane seasons are active. Coastal residents should monitor for cyclone or typhoon warnings.

• Heatwaves: Parts of South Asia and the Middle East may see temperatures above 40°C. Stay hydrated and limit outdoor activity during peak heat.

Tips to Stay Weather-Ready

1. Monitor Forecasts: Check daily updates on mausam.imd.gov.in or apps like AccuWeather for location-specific details.

2. Plan Smart: Schedule outdoor activities for cooler parts of the day (early morning or evening) to avoid heat or heavy rain.

3. Emergency Kit: Prepare a kit with water, food, a flashlight, and first-aid supplies, especially in flood-prone or stormy areas.

4. Protect Property: Farmers should follow IMD’s Agromet advisories to safeguard crops. Secure outdoor items during high winds.

5. Stay Safe: During thunderstorms, avoid open spaces and tall objects. If flooding occurs, move to higher ground and avoid driving through flooded roads.

Why Weather Forecasts Matter

• Daily Planning: Forecasts help you decide whether to carry an umbrella or cancel a picnic.

• Safety: Alerts for severe weather like cyclones or floods can save lives.

• Economy and Agriculture: Accurate predictions support farmers, businesses, and industries like tourism and logistics.

• Climate Awareness: Understanding weather patterns highlights the importance of addressing climate change, which influences extreme events.