IMD predicts rainfall and temperature changes across several Indian states
Weather patterns are expected to vary widely, with snowfall in Jammu and Kashmir and intensifying winter conditions in Madhya Pradesh.
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has forecast diverse weather conditions across various parts of the country for November. While some regions will see showers and clouds, others will experience shifts in temperature, according to reports from The Economic Times and Free Press Journal.
In Jammu and Kashmir, rain and snowfall are expected on Sunday, November 15, with higher altitudes likely to see light snow. Madhya Pradesh is also feeling the impact of snowfall in northern regions, as winter intensifies. The minimum temperature fell below 15 degrees Celsius in 20 cities, including Bhopal and Indore, with Katni recording the state's lowest at 10.8 degrees Celsius.
The IMD stated that temperatures in Madhya Pradesh may drop by another 2 degrees Celsius over the next five days. A weather system is expected to become active from November 15, after which northerly winds could increase the cold wave. Additionally, a low-pressure area over the Bay of Bengal may bring rain to eastern parts of the state.
Other regional forecasts include hazy sunshine in Delhi and Odisha on Sunday, with Delhi's air quality expected to remain hazardous. Rajasthan may see dry weather with isolated thunderstorms and gusty winds in western parts. Meanwhile, Telangana is expected to maintain dry conditions with no major changes in night temperatures through November 20, according to Telangana Today.