Posted Saturday 25th Night:
Cold wave conditions to revive in Kutch, Saurashtra and Maharasthra from 28th January.
Mumbai: Last Three days in a row of 34.5c...constant...and that is hot !
Change from Monday, as westerlies take over. Drop n day temperatures starting Monday.
Cool Mumbai weather from Tuesday to Friday
A cloudy Tuesday (Light rains in some parts of city possible) with cool day at a maximum of 26c and Wednesday at 25/26c. Nights in suburbs can drop to 14/15c on Thursday and Friday.
Pune: Also now hot at 32c, will cool down Monday 27th. onwards. Nights cooling starts from Monday till Friday 31st, and With gradually cooling ,The Low can fall to single digit by Thursday 30th.
More rains/snow for Northern India from 27th...An active Western Disturbance J-4, is approaching the Northern plains and Hills of India.
Monday 27th: Moderate rains /snow commence in Kashmir, Ladakh, H.P, and hills of Uttarkhand.
Some showers in pockets of Punjab, Haryana and West U.P.
Light rain patches in Vidharbh. Rain possible in Nagpur.
Tuesday 28th: Heavy rains and snow in Kashmir, Ladakh, H.P. and moderate widespread rains in Punjab, Haryana, West U.P.and Delhi.
showers of light to moderate intensity in Rajasthan, West M.P.
Light rains also likely in parts of Saurashtra and parts of North Konkan.
Wednesday 29th: third day rains /snow continue in Northern Hills. Rains decreasing in plains.
Moderate rains in West Bengal and Jharkhand.
Kolkata: Rain/Thundershowers possible.
Delhi will get showers from Monday and into Tuesday. Days will get cooler in the Punjab/Haryana/Delhi region, with days dipping below 18c.
The days have become very hot along the West coast and many parts of Southern India last few days...with Mangalore recording highest of 38c...Due to Easterlies blowing in the Southern Peninsula.
Days in the mentioned region will get cooler as the West winds take over from Monday 27th.
Cold wave conditions to revive in Kutch, Saurashtra and Maharasthra from 28th January.
Mumbai: Last Three days in a row of 34.5c...constant...and that is hot !
Change from Monday, as westerlies take over. Drop n day temperatures starting Monday.
Cool Mumbai weather from Tuesday to Friday
A cloudy Tuesday (Light rains in some parts of city possible) with cool day at a maximum of 26c and Wednesday at 25/26c. Nights in suburbs can drop to 14/15c on Thursday and Friday.
Pune: Also now hot at 32c, will cool down Monday 27th. onwards. Nights cooling starts from Monday till Friday 31st, and With gradually cooling ,The Low can fall to single digit by Thursday 30th.
More rains/snow for Northern India from 27th...An active Western Disturbance J-4, is approaching the Northern plains and Hills of India.
Monday 27th: Moderate rains /snow commence in Kashmir, Ladakh, H.P, and hills of Uttarkhand.
Some showers in pockets of Punjab, Haryana and West U.P.
Light rain patches in Vidharbh. Rain possible in Nagpur.
Tuesday 28th: Heavy rains and snow in Kashmir, Ladakh, H.P. and moderate widespread rains in Punjab, Haryana, West U.P.and Delhi.
showers of light to moderate intensity in Rajasthan, West M.P.
Light rains also likely in parts of Saurashtra and parts of North Konkan.
Wednesday 29th: third day rains /snow continue in Northern Hills. Rains decreasing in plains.
Moderate rains in West Bengal and Jharkhand.
Kolkata: Rain/Thundershowers possible.
Delhi will get showers from Monday and into Tuesday. Days will get cooler in the Punjab/Haryana/Delhi region, with days dipping below 18c.
The days have become very hot along the West coast and many parts of Southern India last few days...with Mangalore recording highest of 38c...Due to Easterlies blowing in the Southern Peninsula.
Days in the mentioned region will get cooler as the West winds take over from Monday 27th.
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