South West Monsoon withdrawal begins from North West
Conditions are becoming favourable for withdrawal of South West Monsoon in West Rajasthan, Kutch and parts of Haryana and Punjab and this scenario is evolving after a delay of almost a month. Seasonal dry weather is expected to creep in over most parts of North West India with the formation of anti-cyclone and reduction in humidity levels. Monsoon rains will continue to drench parts of North East India as is normal at this time of the year.
Down South, active monsoon conditions are observed over Coastal Andhra Pradesh. Heavy rains are forecast in South Interior Karnataka, Tamil Nadu and Coastal Andhra Pradesh subdivisions. Numerous thundershowers will break out in North Tamil Nadu interiors by early noon and expected to last into the night.
City Outlook:
Chennai – Partly cloudy and balmy with temperatures in the range of 32C with chances of rains late in the day.
Vellore – Cloudy day to begin with comfortable temperatures of 31/32C. Rains are expected by noon/evening.
Trichy – Partly cloudy and slightly on the warmer side at 33/34C. Rains are expected later in the day.
Madurai – Warm and sunny with max of 33/34C and a spell of rain by evening.
Coimbatore – Pleasantly warm with high of 31/32C. Chances of precipitation does exist in the evening.
