A dynamic weather system is set to affect various parts of India over the next few days, with the India Meteorological Department forecasting a mix of rainfall, snowfall, and dense fog. Southern and coastal regions will experience light to moderate rainfall, while the northern states are bracing for cold wave conditions and limited visibility due to persistent fog. Here are all the details
Cyclonic Circulation to Bring Rain to Southern and Coastal Regions
A cyclonic circulation over the Comorin area is set to bring showers to southern India. Residents in Tamil Nadu, Kerala, and coastal Andhra Pradesh can expect light to moderate rainfall, with isolated heavy downpours predicted in select areas. Thunderstorms and lightning are also likely to add to the intensity, making this a significant weather event for the region.
|
Region |
Rainfall Forecast |
Heavy Rainfall Dates |
|
Tamil Nadu, Puducherry, Karaikal |
Light to moderate rainfall with thunderstorms and lightning on Jan 14–15 |
- |
|
Kerala, Mahe |
Light to moderate rainfall Jan 14–16 |
Jan 15 |
|
Coastal Andhra Pradesh, Rayalaseema |
Light to moderate rainfall Jan 14 |
- |
Western Disturbance to Affect North India
An approaching western disturbance is likely to impact North India, bringing rain, snow, and isolated hailstorms to the region. The system is expected to influence weather patterns across hilly states and nearby plains, affecting travel and daily routines.
|
Region |
Rain/Snow Dates |
Hailstorm Warning |
|
J&K, Ladakh, Himachal Pradesh |
Jan 16–19 |
- |
|
Uttarakhand |
Jan 15–19 |
- |
|
Punjab, Haryana |
Jan 15 |
Jan 15 |
Dense Fog to Persist Across Plains
Visibility issues due to dense fog will continue in northern and eastern states.
|
Region |
Fog Forecast |
Duration |
|
Punjab, Haryana |
Very dense fog during night/early mornings |
Jan 14–15 |
|
Uttar Pradesh |
Dense fog |
Jan 14–15 |
|
Rajasthan, Bihar |
Dense to very dense fog |
Jan 14–18 |
Temperature Forecast and Cold Wave Warnings
Cold wave conditions are likely in pockets of Himachal Pradesh, with ground frost warnings for Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand.
|
Region |
Cold Wave/Temperature Details |
|
Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand |
Minimum temperatures below 0°C in high-altitude areas; cold wave Jan 14 |
|
Northern Plains |
Minimum temperature of 4.7°C recorded in Amritsar (Punjab) |
|
Rajasthan |
Below normal by 1–3°C in isolated places |
Delhi NCR Weather (Jan 14–16, 2025)
Delhi NCR is set to experience a mix of clear skies, dense fog, and light rain over the coming days. Smog and visibility issues will dominate the mornings, while light rain and partly cloudy skies may bring brief relief from air pollution. Notably, air quality is expected to improve slightly as the rain helps disperse pollutants. Here’s what to expect each day.
|
Date |
Conditions |
Wind |
Visibility Issues |
|
Jan 14, 2025 |
Clear sky, dense fog in morning |
Northwest, <6 kmph |
Dense to very dense fog |
|
Jan 15, 2025 |
Cloudy, light rain in evening/night |
Southeast, <4 kmph |
Dense fog, isolated light rain |
|
Jan 16, 2025 |
Partly cloudy, light rain in morning |
Northeast, <4 kmph |
Moderate fog |
Resident are advised to avoid outdoor activities during dense fog and smog to protect against respiratory issues. Motorists should drive cautiously due to reduced visibility. Farmers in cold wave-prone areas are urged to monitor crops and protect them from frost damage. Stay tuned for further updates.
