8th November : The " Diwali" Air Pollution Chapter Analysis
All India AQI pollution Sectors as on 8th November.. Diwali DayAnd World Ranking
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As per JTWC, Cyclone Arnab had maximum windspeed 120knots, Cyclone Murasu maximum windspeed 85 knots.
Based on JTWC records for 1st time after 2013 & only 3rd time in satellite era (since 1982), two Category 2 or higher intensity cyclones formed in the post-monsoon season in the Bay of Bengal.
Since 1982, other two years with two category 2 or higher intensity cyclones in post-monsoon season were 1999 and 2013.
For the 1st time in an El Nino year, two category 2 or higher intensity cyclones formed in the Bay of Bengal during the post-monsoon season (Based on JTWC records).
3rd November Night Post
🌀 Cyclone Murasu — Landfall Update | 3 November 2026
Cyclone Murasu crossed the south Andhra Pradesh coast between Nellore and Narsapur, close to Ongole, during approximately 3:30–5:30 AM IST today. IMD classified it as a Severe Cyclonic Storm at landfall.
Wind strength: Maximum sustained winds at landfall were 100–110 km/h, gusting to 120 km/h.
By 2:30 PM today, Murasu had weakened to a Cyclonic Storm, centred about 40 km west-northwest of Bapatla and 60 km north of Ongole. Winds had fallen to 80–90 km/h, gusting to 100 km/h. Further weakening to a deep depression is expected as it moves north-northwestward inland.
Outlook for Maharashtra this week : Dry, Easterlies keeping the Day warm, and clear Nights dropping the night Temperatures dropping a couple of Degrees.Mumbai : Dry.. Easterlies in the day bringing warm less humid day at 35°and nights at 22/24°
Pune: Sunny at 32°in the day ad 17/19° at night.
Sambhajinagar : Warm and sunny at 33 in the days and 19° at night.
Bharuch: Temperatures range between 33°and 23°.
As per IMD for the 1st time after 2018, 2 cyclones in same postmonsoon season (Oct-Dec) hit Andhra Pradesh (Arnab and Murasu).
In satellite era since 1980, only 6 years (1982, 1985, 1987, 2013, 2018, 2026) has seen 2 more cyclones in postmonsoon season hitting Andhra Pradesh coast.
Out of these 6 years, 4 years (1982, 1987, 2018 and 2026) are El Nino years.
Cyclone clouds reaching 15km
Latest SAR estimate (2nov 6am) from NOAA shows that strongest winds in #CycloneMurasu are concentrated in east and northeast portion of cyclone. Whereas windspeed in western portion of cyclone is lower. This mean that after cyclone eye crosses land and backward portion of eyewall reaches land than the maximum winds are expected (not in the front sector of eyewall).
Pune Shivajinagar recorded 41.1mm rain in last 24hrs. This is the highest 24hrs rain in Pune in november after 2019. Also this is the highest 24hrs rain in Pune after 8 July 2026.
Rain in last 24hrs
Indapur: 131mm
Hadapsar: 35.5mm
Magarpatta: 30.5mm
Chinchwad: 19.5mm
Pashan: 14.6mm
El Nino years see high intensity 24hrs rain in Pune in november
Among top 10 highest 24hrs rain event in November, 7 occured during El Nino year.
This 7 events are as follows:
95mm (2015)
93.8mm (2009)
75.4mm (1997)
52.3 (2019)
42.6mm (2009)
41.1mm (2026)
37mm (2009)
Data: IMD
1st November
Current Analysis -----
Date : 01 NOV 2026 Time : 153000 UTC
Lat : 13:08:39 N Lon : 83:12:50 E
CI# /Pressure/ Vmax
3.5 / 996.7mb/ 55.0kt
Final T# Adj T# Raw T#
3.5 3.5 3.5Center Temp : -69.9C Cloud Region Temp : -71.4CBack to Back Cyclone to strike AP. Coast, within 7 days of "Arnab"!
"Murasu" at 100 kmph ! To strike on 2nd night/ 3rd morning around 15N
Current Analysis -----
Date : 01 NOV 2026 Time : 040000 UTC
Lat : 12:00:57 N Lon : 85:47:49 E
CI# /Pressure/ Vmax
2.7 /1008.1mb/ 39.0kt
Final T# Adj T# Raw T#
2.7 2.9 3.3
Center Temp : -65.8C Cloud Region Temp : -67.4C
31st October
TOP 10 BMC RAINFALL AMOUNTS
*12 HOURS (FROM 9.30PM ON 30/10/26) TO 9.30AM ON 31/10/26)*
S Ward Office Bhandup: 73 mm
Tagore Nagar Mun. School, Vikhroli: 72 mm
Building proposal office Vikroli West: 61.8 mm
Tembipada Mun. School, Bhandup: 32.8 mm
Ramabai Mun. School, Ghatkopar: 31 mm
Eye Hospital Grant Road: 28.4 mm
Frosberry Reserviour: 28 mm
Savitribai Phule Mun. School Worli Naka and
Britania storm water pumping Darukhana : 27.8 mm
Maravli Mun. School, Chembur: 26.4 mm
Memonwada Fire Station: 24.4 mm
Maximum temperatures on 30 October 2026
Varanasi: 22.6c (9c below normal), this is the 3rd lowest day temperature in October in history
Muzaffarnagar: 20.2c (9c below normal). this is the 2nd lowest day temperature in October in history.
Meerut: 20.6c (9.1c below normal)
Barabanki: 23.0c (8.1c below normal). This is jointly the 2nd lowest day temperature in October in history.
Banda: 22.6c (10.8c below normal). This is the lowest day temperature in October after 1997.
Fursatganj: 21.8c (9.6c below normal). This is the lowest day temperature in october in history.
Jhansi: 22.6c (10.1c below normal). this is jointly the 3rd lowest day temperature in October in history.
Gorakhpur: 22.1c (9.3c below normal). This is the lowest day temperature in October after 2013 and 3rd lowest in history.
lucknow: 23.8c (7.6c below normal). This is the lowest day temperature in october after 2015 and jointly 5th lowest in history.
Sultanpur: 22c (8.1c below normal). This is the 2nd lowest day temperature in October in history
Etawah: 23.6c (5.6c below normal). This is the 5th lowest day temperature in October in history.
On 30 October, Delhi Safdrajung maximum temperature only 20.7c, this is the lowest day temperature recorded in Delhi in October month in history, breaking the previous record of 21.5c set in 1975.
Delhi Palam: 20.5c (11.1c below normal)
Delhi (Safdarjung) recorded 61.4mm rain in last 24hours. Delhi October rain total now stands at 123.3mm.
This is now the 2nd wettest October for Delhi at least since 2009. Yearwise October rain (mm)
2026 (till 30 Oct): 123.3
2025: 89.3
2024: 0.0
2023: 5.4
2022: 128.6
2021: 122.5
2020: 0.0
2019: 47.3
2018: 0.0
2017: 0.0
2016: 2.0
2015: 0.4
2014: 2.2
2013: 72.7
2012: 8.1
2011: 0.0
2010: 6.0
2009: 5.4
Data: IMD
28th October:
Input by Vag.Dr Vineet Kumar 👇
Whatever on Earth happens add ElNino in it 🥴
This is totally wrong message that ElNino fueled this cyclone
We need to see other factors , earth doesnt revolve only around ElNino
See this attached graph, it shows avg. Maximum windspeed of postmonsoon season cyclones in bay of bengal during different ENSO phases
IMD BULLETIN
Cyclone Warning :
Date : 28-10-2026 Time of issue : 11:00:00 Validity : 6 hrs
VSCS Arnab crossed AP and Yanam coasts near Narsapur during 0200-0800 IST on 28 Oct, with winds 125-135 kmph gusting to 150 kmph.
Landfall completed by 0800 IST.
It will move NNW and weaken into CS within 6 hours and DD in the subsequent 6 hours.
8th November : The " Diwali" Air Pollution Chapter Analysis All India AQI pollution Sectors as on 8th November.. Diwali Day And W...