Effective Date: July 2026
Last Updated: July 2026
Weather Data Sources & Information Transparency
At Mausam Breaking, we believe that readers deserve to know where our weather information comes from and how it is prepared before publication.
Weather forecasting is a scientific discipline that relies on observations, numerical weather prediction models, satellite imagery, radar systems, surface stations and continuously updated atmospheric data.
As an independent Hindi weather news and information platform, our role is to collect, review, organize and present publicly available weather information in a simple and reader-friendly manner.
This page explains the sources we may use, our editorial approach and the limitations of weather forecasting.
Our Approach
Mausam Breaking does not claim to independently generate weather forecasts through its own meteorological observation network.
Instead, we analyze and present weather information using publicly available data, official weather bulletins, scientific observations and reliable weather services to make the information easier for readers to understand.
Every article is prepared with the objective of serving the public interest while maintaining editorial responsibility.
Primary Weather Information Sources
Depending on the type of article and the availability of data, we may use information from one or more of the following sources.
India Meteorological Department (IMD)
The India Meteorological Department is India’s national meteorological service and remains one of the primary public sources for:
- Weather forecasts
- Rainfall information
- Cyclone bulletins
- Severe weather warnings
- Heatwave alerts
- Cold wave alerts
- Monsoon updates
- Weather advisories
Whenever applicable, official IMD information is given significant editorial importance.
Haryana Agricultural University (HAU)
For agriculture-related weather information, crop weather conditions and farming-related public information, we may review publicly available material published by Haryana Agricultural University and other agricultural institutions where appropriate.
State Government Weather & Disaster Authorities
Weather-related information may also be reviewed from:
- State Meteorological Centres
- State Disaster Management Authorities
- District Administration
- Emergency Management Agencies
- Public Safety Departments
These sources are particularly important during severe weather events.
Open-Meteo
Open-Meteo provides publicly accessible weather model data and forecast services.
Where appropriate, publicly available forecast information from Open-Meteo may be used as one of several reference sources.
Skymet Weather
Publicly available weather information, forecasts and meteorological updates from Skymet Weather may also be reviewed where relevant.
Public Weather Models
Depending on availability, editorial teams may review publicly available weather model outputs for broader weather analysis.
These models may include global or regional forecasting systems used internationally for weather prediction.
Model outputs are considered together with other available information whenever appropriate.
Satellite Observations
Satellite imagery helps understand:
- Cloud movement
- Cyclone development
- Rain-bearing systems
- Storm evolution
- Monsoon progression
Publicly available satellite information may be considered while preparing weather-related articles.
Radar Information
Where publicly available, radar observations may assist in understanding:
- Thunderstorms
- Heavy rainfall
- Storm movement
- Convective weather systems
Radar information represents current observations and complements forecast information.
Surface Weather Observations
Weather observations from publicly available monitoring stations may include:
- Temperature
- Rainfall
- Humidity
- Wind speed
- Wind direction
- Atmospheric pressure
Observed weather conditions may differ from forecast conditions because forecasts represent future expectations while observations represent actual recorded conditions.
Public Government Publications
We may review:
- Government Press Releases
- Weather Bulletins
- Public Advisories
- Ministry Notifications
- Disaster Alerts
- Official Statements
These documents help ensure that important public information is communicated responsibly.
Editorial Review of Weather Information
Before publication, our editorial team may:
- Review available weather information.
- Compare important data from multiple reliable public sources where appropriate.
- Translate technical weather terminology into simpler language.
- Add context that helps readers better understand weather conditions.
- Update information if newer verified data becomes available.
Our objective is to make weather information easier to understand—not to replace official government communications.
Forecast Limitations
Weather forecasting is based on scientific models, atmospheric observations and continuously changing environmental conditions.
Forecasts are inherently probabilistic.
This means:
- Rainfall probability may change.
- Storm paths may shift.
- Cyclone intensity may increase or decrease.
- Temperature forecasts may change.
- Warning levels may be updated.
Forecast revisions are a normal part of meteorological science and should not automatically be interpreted as editorial mistakes.
Official Advisories
During significant weather events, readers should always prioritize official advisories issued by:
- India Meteorological Department (IMD)
- State Governments
- District Administration
- Disaster Management Authorities
- Local Emergency Services
Mausam Breaking provides information for public awareness and should not replace official emergency instructions.
Artificial Intelligence and Weather Data
Artificial Intelligence tools may assist our editorial workflow by helping with:
- Language improvement
- Translation
- Content formatting
- Information organization
- Editorial efficiency
However:
- AI does not independently create official weather forecasts.
- Editorial decisions remain under human supervision.
- Publicly available weather information is reviewed before publication wherever reasonably practicable.
Continuous Updates
Weather systems change continuously.
Accordingly, weather articles may be:
- Updated
- Expanded
- Corrected
- Clarified
- Revised
as new verified information becomes available.
Readers are encouraged to check the publication date and latest updates on weather articles.
Transparency
We are committed to being transparent about how weather information is prepared.
Our editorial goal is to:
- Present information responsibly.
- Avoid unnecessary sensationalism.
- Explain uncertainty where appropriate.
- Clearly distinguish between observations and forecasts.
- Encourage readers to consult official authorities during emergencies.
Transparency is essential to maintaining reader trust.
Contact Us
If you have questions regarding our weather data sources or editorial practices, please contact us.
Mausam Breaking
Founder & Owner:
धर्मपाल सिंह
Editor-in-Chief:
कंचन मेघवंशी
Address:
DSS 786
Hisar, Haryana – 125001
India
Email:
mausambreaking@gmail.com
Our Commitment
At Mausam Breaking, we are committed to responsible weather journalism built on transparency, editorial integrity and public trust.
We continuously work to improve our weather reporting by responsibly using publicly available scientific information, official weather bulletins and reliable meteorological sources.
Our goal is to help readers across India better understand weather conditions while encouraging them to rely on official government advisories whenever safety, emergencies or disaster management decisions are involved.
Thank you for trusting Mausam Breaking as your source for weather information.