Calm and settled weather to prevail across much of the Indian Subcontinent
As most of the Indian Subcontinent is under the influence of the seasonal high pressure regime, no signs of wet weather expected, except for the far north in the mainland and the far south east in the Andamans. A trough of low at mean sea level is seen marked on synoptic charts with its upper air circulation extending up to 3 km above sea level around Andaman sea and the adjoining Gulf of Siam. This can bring about isolated heavy rains in the islands for the next few days before propagating westwards. The extreme North is under the influence of a western disturbance which will bring some rain and snow in the upper reaches of the western Himalayan region. Meanwhile, the rest of India can expect dry, calm winter weather conditions. In the south, coastal Tamil Nadu can see some low clouds floating aloft, now and then, with mild sunshine and near normal day and night time temperatures.
City Outlook:
Chennai can expect a calm and partly cloudy day with low clouds dotting the sky. Maximum and minimum will settle around 30 C and 20 C.
Coimbatore can expect a comfortable day with some high clouds. Maximum and minimum temperatures will be around 29 and 19 C.
Madurai to have a nice sunny day with maximum and minimum settling for 32 C and 21 C.
Trichy will have a calm and sunny day with maximum and minimum settling around 32 C and 21 C.
Vellore can have some hazy sunshine with high clouds. Maximum and minimum will settle around 30 C and 17 C.
