Winter is making its presence felt across northern states, prompting residents to layer up with warm clothing. Meanwhile, a cyclone poses a risk to Tamil Nadu. According to the latest update from the weather department, issued for November 27, a red alert warns of heavy rain in Tamil Nadu, Puducherry, and Karaikal, while Kerala, Mahe, and coastal Andhra Pradesh should brace for intense showers.
Delhi's Weather Outlook
A significant drop in Delhi's minimum temperature is on the horizon. The weather bureau forecasts that this week, the capital's minimum could hover around 10°C, potentially intensifying the cold wave in coming days. The city is expected to remain blanketed by fog throughout the week. IMD predicts that the maximum temperature could fluctuate between 26°C and 27°C with the minimum staying around 10°C to 12°C.
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The forecasting agency, Skymet, suggests that during the next 24 hours, the coasts of Tamil Nadu and Sri Lanka might be drenched with heavy to very heavy rainfall. Light to moderate showers, potentially heavy in isolated areas, are expected on the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. Coastal Andhra Pradesh may experience light rain.
Regional Weather Dynamics
As per Skymet, a depression over the Southwest Bay of Bengal and adjacent Indian Ocean could intensify. This system is likely to advance towards the coastal domains of Sri Lanka and Tamil Nadu. Additionally, a cyclonic circulation persists over sub-Himalayan West Bengal, indicating possible light rain in the area. A new western disturbance is anticipated to impact the Western Himalayan region starting November 29, potentially altering weather patterns in northern India's mountainous regions.
