Weather Update: Northwest India to See Temperature Drop, Heavy Rain in Tamil Nadu and Kerala; Smog Expected in Delhi-NCR

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a detailed forecast for the upcoming week, highlighting temperature changes across various regions and isolated heavy rainfall in specific areas of the country. Here’s a detailed look at the rainfall forecasts, temperature trends and More.

Temperature Trends in Northwest and East India

From 3rd to 7th November, temperatures in Northwest and East India are expected to drop gradually by 2-3°C. This fall in both minimum and maximum temperatures follows a minor decrease observed over the Indo-Gangetic plains in recent days. Currently, temperatures are slightly above normal across the plains in Northwest, Central, and East India, with maximum temperatures 2-4°C above normal and minimum temperatures 1-2°C higher than average in some areas.

Temperature Overview (3rd-7th November)

Rainfall Forecast: Heavy Rain Over Southern India and Andaman & Nicobar Islands

A cyclonic circulation over South Tamil Nadu and the adjoining region of Sri Lanka is causing rainfall activity in the southern parts of India. This circulation, combined with a trough extending from South Tamil Nadu to Coastal Karnataka, will bring light to moderate rainfall, thunderstorms, and isolated heavy rainfall in certain areas.

• Tamil Nadu, Puducherry & Karaikal: Heavy rainfall is likely on 2nd and 3rd November.

• Kerala & Mahe: Rainfall, accompanied by thunderstorms and lightning, is expected on 2nd and 3rd November.

• Andaman & Nicobar Islands: Isolated heavy rainfall on 5th November.

Rainfall Forecast (2nd-5th November)

Weather Conditions in Delhi/NCR (3nd-5th November 2024)

Delhi/NCR has experienced a slight decrease in temperatures over the last 24 hours, with maximum temperatures ranging between 32-34°C and minimum temperatures between 14-19°C. A clear sky, along with moderate wind speeds from the northwest and southwest, characterized the weather on 1st November. Calm winds prevailed at night, allowing for a build-up of smog and mist in the morning and evening hours.

Delhi/NCR Forecast (3nd-5th November)

Residents of Delhi/NCR are advised to prepare for increased smog and mist, particularly during morning and night hours, due to the calm conditions at night. Air quality may also fluctuate, so it’s recommended to limit outdoor activities during periods of high smog.

This weather report outlines significant temperature and rainfall trends, highlighting the effects of cyclonic circulation in southern India and the gradual cooling expected over Northwest and East India through early November. Stay tuned for latest update.