The India Meteorological Department has predicted heavy to very heavy rainfall in several parts of the country on Thursday, August 6. This has led to growing concern among students and parents awaiting updates on potential school closures.
No Nationwide Holiday Announced
As of now, there is no announcement of a nationwide holiday. However, authorities have clarified that decisions regarding school closures will be taken at the district level based on weather conditions and safety considerations. Local administrations in affected regions may declare holidays if the situation demands.
IMD Weather Forecast for August 6
The IMD has issued alerts for several regions, including Delhi-NCR, Kerala, Madhya Pradesh, Assam, Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Odisha, West Bengal, Karnataka, and parts of the Northeast. Residents in these areas are advised to stay updated with local advisories and take necessary precautions.
State-wise School Holiday Updates for August 6, 2026
Delhi-NCR
The India Meteorological Department has predicted rain and thunderstorms across Delhi, Noida, Ghaziabad, Gurugram, and surrounding areas, with wet conditions likely to persist in the coming days. Schools are expected to remain open for now, but local authorities may release advisories if rainfall becomes more intense.
Kerala
Kerala is continuing to experience heavy and widespread rainfall, with several districts facing waterlogging and flood-like situations. Schools in many districts have already been shut due to the weather, and further decisions at the district level may be made depending on conditions on August 6.
Maharashtra
Many districts across Maharashtra are still experiencing intense monsoon showers. While there is no statewide school closure announced for August 6, district collectors may take decisions based on local weather developments.
Will Schools Remain Closed on August 6?
As of now, no state government has officially declared a school holiday due to rainfall for August 6. However, district administrations may take a call on closures based on local weather conditions and rainfall intensity.
