What September 2025 Brought: Tech, Weather, and Sports in One Quick Look

September was a busy month on our site. We covered a new phone that promises flagship features for a lower price, dangerous river levels in Delhi, and useful weather clues for two big cricket games. Below you’ll find the key points without any fluff.

Tech Spotlight: Samsung Galaxy S25 FE

The Samsung Galaxy S25 FE landed with a 6.7‑inch 120 Hz AMOLED screen and a 50 MP triple‑camera system. It runs One UI 8 on Android 16 and is powered by either the Exynos 2400 or Snapdragon 8 Elite, depending on where you buy it. Battery life got a boost too – a 4,900 mAh cell with 45 W fast charging. Samsung also promised seven years of software updates, which is rare for a mid‑range phone. If you want flagship‑level AI and camera tricks without the premium price, this model is worth a look.

Weather & Sports Highlights

Heavy rain pushed the Yamuna River past the danger mark, reaching 207.43 m in Delhi. The surge caused traffic jams, flight delays, and forced schools in Gurugram to go online after 100 mm of rain fell in a short period. The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) warned of more showers for the coming week, and relief camps were set up to help displaced families.

Cricket fans got a heads‑up on two upcoming matches. For the India vs England T20 in Kolkata’s Eden Gardens, we broke down typical seasonal weather, the chances of rain, and the dew factor that can affect batting after the toss. Although there was no official forecast yet, looking at past patterns helps teams plan their line‑ups and bowlers.

The IPL clash between KKR and RCB also got a weather check. Morning showers were expected to clear by evening, bringing the rain odds down to about 7 % during match time. A light breeze and possible dew could make the pitch a bit easier for batsmen, so teams might favor a strong batting order. Fans can plan their travel knowing that the sky should stay clear for most of the game.

Finally, the August 28, 2025 forecast gave a snapshot of monsoon activity across northern India. Delhi saw light to moderate rain, while Jammu & Kashmir and Himachal Pradesh braced for heavy downpours that could linger into early September. The IMD warned of a potential new low‑pressure system forming over the Bay of Bengal later in the month, which might bring more rain to eastern states.

In short, September’s posts gave you a solid mix of tech specs, real‑world weather alerts, and practical cricket insights. Keep checking our archive for quick updates that matter to everyday life.