IMD experts : this year’s monsoon might be the most delayed in a century , the monsoon might intensify in next 3-4 days

Over the next few days, the rains will bring much-needed rain to the central, western, and northern regions.

The central, western, and northern regions will likely receive much-needed rain over the coming few days as the stalled southwest monsoon in India picks up speed this weekend, according to the India Meteorological Department.

The nation as a whole experienced a 33% decrease in June’s rainfall due to the monsoon’s weekly delay, with some regions experiencing a 94% decrease. By June 25, the western branch of the monsoon would typically have made significant progress into Gujarat, but this year Cyclone Biparjoy has slowed its advance by absorbing all the moisture that was nearby the Konkan coast.
With June accounting for 16–17% of monsoon rainfall, the agricultural sector is extremely important. Farmers start planting kharif crops during this time after the monsoon season. Generally, sowing takes place in June and July, though this can vary depending on local climates.

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IMD Experts , the monsoon this year may be the most delayed in a century, so people will probably have to wait a little longer for rain.

According to the IMD, Below-average rains are expected in June,  with the monsoon expected to pick up in July, August, and September. Nevertheless, it has forecast average rainfall for the entire June–September season despite the potential development of an El Nino weather phenomenon.
According to the met department, as the stalled monsoon strengthens, there will likely be heavy rainfall over Konkan and Goa from Friday to Monday, as well as in Madhya Maharashtra from Saturday to Monday.