The India Meteorological Department has forecast heavy to very heavy rainfall in multiple regions of the country on Thursday, August 7. This has raised concerns among students and parents who are waiting for updates on possible school closures.No Nationwide Holiday AnnouncedSo far, no nationwide school holiday has been announced. Officials have stated that any decision regarding closures will be made at the district level, depending on local weather conditions and safety concerns. Authorities in affected areas may announce holidays if the situation requires.IMD Weather Forecast for August 7The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has forecast heavy to very heavy rainfall across several parts of the country on August 7, indicating an active monsoon phase. Many regions are likely to experience thunderstorms, lightning, and continuous showers, which may lead to waterlogging, traffic disruptions, and general inconvenience in daily activities.State-wise School Holiday Updates for August 7, 2026Maharashtra Many districts across Maharashtra are still experiencing intense monsoon showers. While there is no statewide school closure announced for August 7, district collectors may take decisions based on local weather developments.KeralaKerala is expected to experience heavy to very heavy rainfall tomorrow, with the India Meteorological Department (IMD) indicating an active monsoon phase across the state.Delhi-NCR Delhi-NCR is expected to witness cloudy skies with spells of rain, with heavy rainfall likely around August 7 as monsoon activity intensifies. The weather will remain humid and warm, with intermittent showers continuing over the next few days.OdishaOdisha is expected to experience rainy weather tomorrow, with periods of moderate to heavy rainfall across several districts. The monsoon remains active, bringing cloudy skies, high humidity, and occasional thunderstorms.Will Schools Remain Closed on August 7?As of now, no state government has officially declared a school holiday due to rainfall for August 7. However, district administrations may take a call on closures based on local weather conditions and rainfall intensity.