Jammu and Kashmir is set to experience light to moderate rainfall due to a Western Disturbance, with potential snowfall in higher elevations. Heavy rain is also forecasted for isolated areas, raising concerns about flash floods and landslides. In Telangana, heavy rainfall has persisted but is expected to decrease, with a yellow alert issued for six districts and thunderstorms predicted. Meanwhile, Punjab's monsoon has improved slightly, with August seeing a surplus in rainfall, although the seasonal deficiency remains significant at 24%. The India Meteorological Department forecasts above-normal rainfall across much of India in September, particularly in the northwest, while some regions may experience below-normal levels. Overall, the monsoon's impact varies significantly across states, affecting local weather patterns and water storage levels.