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The mood of the country’s weather seems to have completely changed at this time. On one hand, the monsoon has completely departed from the states of North India and mild cold has set in, while on the other hand, the threat of heavy rain is looming over many states of South India. The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has released the complete weather forecast for the next 3 days.
Heavy next 48 hours in these states!
the weather department 12 and 13 October An alert has been issued for heavy to very heavy rain in many states of South India.
- Where will it rain: There is a possibility of torrential rain in Tamil Nadu, Puducherry, Karaikal, Kerala, Mahe, Karnataka and Andaman and Nicobar Islands.
- Why is it raining: According to IMD, a cyclonic circulation is over the south-east Arabian Sea and Kerala coast. Apart from this, another cyclonic system is also active over the North Andaman Sea, due to which there is heavy rain in these areas. Fishermen have also been advised not to go into the sea.
The weather took a turn in North India, cold arrived
Whereas, if we talk about North India, the weather here is completely different.
- Clear weather in these states: There is no possibility of rain now in Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Jharkhand, Delhi-NCR. The weather here will be completely dry and the sky will be clear.
- Pink cold will increase: Now the temperature has started falling in these states. Even though the sun is shining during the day, the feeling of mild cold i.e. ‘pink cold’ has increased in the morning and night. The minimum temperature will drop further in the coming days.
Weather will change in the mountains also
Apart from this, a new Western Disturbance may affect northwest India from the night of October 14, causing light snowfall or rain in the higher hilly areas of Jammu and Kashmir, Ladakh and Himachal Pradesh.
Overall, different colors of weather are being seen in different parts of the country. So, if you are in South India then be prepared for rain, and if you are in North India then enjoy the rosy cold.
North India Statesman