The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued multiple warnings for heavy rainfall across various regions of India, particularly in Kerala, Andhra Pradesh, and Gujarat, as a low-pressure system intensifies into a depression. In Kerala, orange and yellow alerts have been announced, while Andhra Pradesh is expected to face heavy to very heavy rains, leading to potential flooding and disruption. Forecasts predict that September will see rainfall at 109% of the normal average, with significant precipitation expected in the northwest and central states, raising concerns about floods and landslides. In Gujarat, recent heavy rains have resulted in flooding, displacing over 18,000 residents and causing at least 28 fatalities. Additionally, the IMD warns that above-normal temperatures are anticipated, compounding challenges from the heavy rainfall. Overall, the monsoon season's impact on agriculture and local infrastructures remains a primary concern as the weather conditions develop.