The India Meteorological Department (IMD) predicts isolated heavy rainfall in Tamil Nadu, Kerala, and parts of South Interior Karnataka beginning today, with intermittent showers expected to persist until November 11. Northern and central India are predicted to remain largely unaffected by significant weather changes, maintaining normal temperature and precipitation levels throughout the week.
South India: Heavy Rainfall Alert
The table below details the rainfall forecast for key regions in South India:
|
Date |
Location |
Rainfall Intensity |
|
November 5 |
Tamil Nadu |
Heavy to Very Heavy (Isolated Areas) |
|
November 5 |
Kerala |
Heavy (Isolated Areas) |
|
November 8-10 |
South Interior Karnataka |
Heavy (Isolated Areas) |
|
November 8-11 |
Tamil Nadu & Kerala |
Heavy (Isolated Areas) |
Weather Systems Influencing Rainfall
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A cyclonic circulation over the southeast Bay of Bengal.
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A trough extending from this cyclonic circulation southwards over Tamil Nadu.
These systems are expected to produce thunderstorms, lightning, and intense rainfall in the southern states, including the Andaman & Nicobar Islands from November 5-6.
Fog and Temperature Updates: Indo-Gangetic Plains
Alongside rainfall updates, the IMD has issued advisories for moderate to dense fog in parts of Northeast Uttar Pradesh:
|
Date |
Location |
Weather Condition |
|
November 5-6 |
Northeast Uttar Pradesh |
Moderate to Dense Fog |
Across most of the Indo-Gangetic plains, temperatures remain slightly above normal, with minimum temperatures rising by 2-4℃, except in Northeast Uttar Pradesh and Bihar where they have increased by 3-5℃. Maximum temperatures are also above normal by 2-3℃ in most areas.
Delhi/NCR Weather Forecast: November 5-7, 2024
Residents of Delhi and NCR can expect clear skies, light winds, and persistent morning smog or mist. A summary of forecasted temperatures, wind speeds, and visibility conditions is provided below:
|
Date |
Weather |
Wind Speed |
Visibility |
|
November 5 |
Clear Sky |
4-10 kmph; Variable Direction |
Smog/Mist in Morning |
|
November 6 |
Clear Sky |
6-12 kmph; SE Afternoon |
Smog/Mist in Morning |
|
November 7 |
Clear Sky |
4-10 kmph; SE Morning |
Smog/Mist in Morning |
Temperature Summary for Delhi/NCR (November 5-7):
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Maximum Temperature: 31-33°C (Above normal by 2-3°C)
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Minimum Temperature: 13-18°C (Above normal by 1-2°C)
IMD anticipates steady weather patterns across much of India. Southern regions should brace for isolated heavy showers, while northern areas will experience typical November weather with minimal rainfall and largely clear skies. Temperature fluctuations are expected to be mild across the Indo-Gangetic plains, with stable conditions projected for the week.
