Weather Update: Heavy Rainfall Set to Drench Tamil Nadu and Kerala Amid Cyclonic Circulation; Dense Fog Expected in Himachal Pradesh
Heavy rainfall is expected across Southern India due to a developing low-pressure system over the Bay of Bengal, with dense fog likely in parts of Himachal Pradesh. Meanwhile, Delhi will experience mild smog and stable temperatures through November 11.
The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has forecasted heavy rainfall, smog, and fog for parts of India in the coming week. Here's a closer look at the weather outlook for key regions, including Tamil Nadu, Kerala, and the national capital.
Cyclonic Circulation Over Bay of Bengal
A cyclonic circulation currently positioned over the southwest Bay of Bengal is likely to develop into a low-pressure area within the next 48 hours. This system is expected to move westward toward the Tamil Nadu and Sri Lanka coasts, influencing weather patterns across Southern India.
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Weather System |
Expected Development |
Predicted Movement |
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Cyclonic Circulation |
Low-pressure area formation in 48 hours |
Moves westward towards Tamil Nadu/Sri Lanka |
Rainfall Forecast and Alerts (November 9 - 14)
The IMD has issued rainfall alerts across Tamil Nadu, Kerala, and parts of Andhra Pradesh over the next week.
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Tamil Nadu, Puducherry, and Karaikal: Heavy rainfall and isolated thunderstorms are expected daily from November 9 to November 14. Very heavy rainfall is forecasted for November 8 and November 12.
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Kerala and Mahe: Isolated thunderstorms and lightning likely from November 8 to 14. Heavy rainfall is expected on November 8, with very heavy rainfall forecast for November 13 - 14.
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Coastal Andhra Pradesh and Rayalaseema: Rain expected between November 11 - 13.
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Region |
Dates |
Rainfall Intensity |
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Tamil Nadu, Puducherry |
November 9 - 14 |
Moderate to heavy, isolated very heavy |
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Kerala and Mahe |
November 8, 13 - 14 |
Moderate to very heavy |
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Coastal Andhra Pradesh |
November 11 - 13 |
Heavy rainfall |
Dense Fog Expected in Himachal Pradesh
Residents in Himachal Pradesh should prepare for dense fog during the early morning hours of November 9 - 10. Caution is advised for travelers as visibility may be significantly reduced.
Temperature Conditions Across India
No major changes in minimum temperatures have been observed over the last 24 hours. Minimum temperatures remain 3-5℃ above normal in regions like Jammu & Kashmir, Punjab, Haryana, and parts of Gujarat. For the Western Himalayan region, a gradual drop of 2-4℃ is anticipated over the next five days.
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Region |
Temperature Deviation (°C) |
Expected Change |
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Jammu, Punjab, Haryana |
+3 to +5℃ above normal |
Gradual fall by 2-4℃ expected in Himalayas |
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Coastal Andhra, Kerala |
+2 to +3℃ above normal |
Stable temperatures expected |
Delhi Weather Forecast (November 8 - 11)
Delhi and the National Capital Region (NCR) will experience relatively stable conditions with minor fluctuations in wind speed and persistent smog. The maximum and minimum temperatures in Delhi are expected to range from 30-32°C and 15-19°C, respectively.
Detailed Weather Forecast for Delhi:
Detailed Weather Forecast for Delhi:
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Date |
Weather Conditions |
Wind Speed |
Additional Notes |
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Nov 9, 2024 |
Clear skies, shallow fog in morning |
<4 kmph (morning), 8 kmph (day) |
Evening/night smog |
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Nov 10, 2024 |
Clear skies, shallow fog in morning |
<4 kmph (morning), 6-8 kmph (day) |
Evening/night smog |
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Nov 11, 2024 |
Clear skies, smog in the evening |
<4 kmph (morning), 6-10 kmph (day) |
Evening/night smog |
Residents in these regions are advised to take precautions against heavy rainfall and potential flooding. For Delhi and NCR, caution is recommended due to poor air quality and smog, particularly in the morning and evening hours.
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