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Rain wreaks havoc in half of India, effect of low pressure in Bay of Bengal

23/09/2023

The low-pressure area formed in the Bay of Bengal has now reached around Jharkhand. Rain activities will be seen over West Bengal, Sikkim, Assam, and Bihar including Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh, Telangana, Maharashtra and Karnataka. Heavy rain is also possible in South India including Jharkhand and Orissa. There is a possibility of an increase in rain activities once again in East Rajasthan and Gujarat.

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There is a possibility of flood with heavy rain in the next three days, see weather forecast

22/09/2023

During the next two days, torrential rains may cause a flood-like situation in the hills of Nepal including Sub-Himalayan West Bengal, Sikkim and Bihar. There is a possibility of heavy rain in Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh including Bihar, Jharkhand, Orissa, Chhattisgarh and Madhya Pradesh. The weather in western Punjab and Haryana including Gujarat and Rajasthan will remain dry for the next two days. Telangana including coastal Karnataka, Kerala and Lakshadweep may receive heavy rains. Monsoon will remain weak in the rest of South India.

Source: Skymet Weather

Possibility of heavy rain in Madhya Pradesh Rajasthan, see weather forecast

21/09/2023

The new low-pressure area formed in the Bay of Bengal will now give torrential rains in many parts of Madhya Pradesh. Rain may increase once again in East Rajasthan also. The chances of rain in northwestern and western Rajasthan now appear to be very low. Monsoon may start bidding farewell to Rajasthan on the 27th or 28th of September.

Source: Skymet Weather

Heavy rain is likely to continue, see the weather forecast

20/09/2023

The low-pressure area will now gradually move towards southern Pakistan. From today, rain activities will start reducing in most parts of Rajasthan but heavy rain will continue over North-West Gujarat. Rain activities will also increase in Sindh province. A new low pressure is forming in the Bay of Bengal which will again move towards Central India and give heavy rains to many states. From September 24, Delhi, Punjab and Haryana including Madhya Pradesh, East Rajasthan and Gujarat will once again receive rain.

Source: Skymet Weather

Rain is not going to stop now, heavy rain will continue in many areas

19/09/2023

After the dry season of August, the monsoon gained momentum in September. There can be two reasons for this, one is that the Indian Ocean Dipole has become positive and on the other hand, the Madam Julien Oscillation is also passing through the Indian Ocean. At present, the low pressure over Southern Rajasthan is going to advance and there will be heavy rain in South Western Rajasthan and North Gujarat during the next two days. A new low-pressure area is also going to form over the Bay of Bengal which will once again come towards eastern and central India and can give heavy rains to many states.

Source: Skymet Weather

After heavy rain in MP, now there will be heavy rain in these states

18/09/2023

Life has become disrupted due to torrential rains in South-West Madhya Pradesh. In some districts, rainfall of more than 300 mm has been recorded. Now the rain activities will gradually start reducing from Madhya Pradesh but there is a possibility of heavy rain in South Eastern Rajasthan, Gujarat and North Central Maharashtra. There may also be good rain in the areas around Mumbai. There are chances of heavy rain in many places including the mountains, Punjab, Haryana, Delhi and Uttar Pradesh.

Source: Skymet Weather

The orgy of rain will continue, see the weather forecast of your area

17/09/2023

The deep depression will now move from West Madhya Pradesh towards Gujarat and South Rajasthan. There is a possibility of heavy rain in North Maharashtra along with South West Madhya Pradesh, East Gujarat, and South Rajasthan. There may be a problem of water logging in many cities. Flash flooding is also possible. Ripe crops may get damaged in Rajasthan and Gujarat but this rain will be very beneficial for the upcoming crops.

Source: Skymet Weather

Possibility of torrential rain, see the weather forecast for your area

16/09/2023

The low-pressure area formed in the Bay of Bengal is rapidly moving towards Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra. After Chhattisgarh, there will be torrential rains in Madhya Pradesh and North Maharashtra. There is a possibility of heavy rain in many districts of South Eastern Rajasthan and Gujarat. Heavy rains may affect life in many cities of Maharashtra including Mumbai.

Source: Skymet Weather

Heavy rain will continue, and monsoon is active in many states including MP Rajasthan

15/09/2023

The low-pressure area formed in the Bay of Bengal is now moving in the west direction. Due to this, heavy rains are occurring in many districts of Chhattisgarh and Madhya Pradesh including Orissa. Now there may be heavy rain in Telangana, Maharashtra and southern Uttar Pradesh. The impact of this low-pressure area will be visible in the form of heavy rains over South and East Rajasthan including South and East Rajasthan. There will be light rain in Delhi, Punjab and Haryana, while rain activities may increase once again in Uttarakhand, Jammu Kashmir and Himachal Pradesh. There will be moderate rain in Jharkhand but light rain in Bihar and West Bengal.

Source: Skymet Weather

Chances of heavy rain in many districts, see weather forecast of your area

14/09/2023

The low-pressure area formed in the Bay of Bengal is now moving in the west direction. Due to this, heavy rains are occurring in many districts of Chhattisgarh and Madhya Pradesh including Orissa. Now there may be heavy rain in Telangana, Maharashtra and southern Uttar Pradesh. The effect of this low pressure will be visible in the form of heavy rain over South and East Rajasthan including South East Rajasthan. There will be light rain in Delhi, Punjab and Haryana, while rain activities may increase once again in Uttarakhand, Jammu Kashmir and Himachal Pradesh. There will be moderate rain in Jharkhand but light rain in Bihar and West Bengal.

Source: Skymet Weather