The cyclone has now weakened but it will continue to rain in many states of South India in the form of depression. Right now, heavy rains will continue in many districts of Tamil Nadu, southern Andhra Pradesh, Kerala and southern Karnataka. Light rains may also occur in some districts of Telangana including southern parts of Maharashtra. The Western Disturbance has moved forward after snowfall in the mountains. Strong winds are now blowing in parts of Delhi, Punjab, Haryana, western Uttar Pradesh, northern Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan. Due to these cold winds, severe cold may start due to falling temperatures in all these states.

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The cyclone has weakened and is now over interior Tamil Nadu in the form of a depression. It can weaken further and cross Kerala and reach the Arabian Sea as a low pressure. Due to its effect, there will be heavy rains in many districts of Tamil Nadu during the next 24 hours. Rain activities will also increase in Karnataka and Kerala. A good Western Disturbance will come over the mountains between 7 and 10 November which can give heavy snowfall. The weather of the rest of the country will remain almost dry during the next few days. Winds blowing from the north will once again increase the cold.

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The storm will weaken and reach the northern coast of Tamil Nadu in the form of depression. At this time the speed of the winds can be 50 to 65 kilometers per hour. Heavy rain is expected in Tamil Nadu and southern Andhra Pradesh during the next two days. Many districts of Kerala will also see good rain. Western Disturbance has reached the mountains. Snowfall and rain have started on the high mountains which will continue for the next two days. From December 2, cold winds will come from the mountains, due to its effect the temperature will fall in North and Central India and the severity of winter may increase.

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Sea storm Fengal has formed but this storm will not be able to last for long. By the afternoon of 29 November, it will weaken again and become a deep depression. It will hit the northern coast of Tamil Nadu on the morning of 30 November as a deep depression. There is a possibility of heavy rain in southern Andhra Pradesh including the northern districts of Tamil Nadu. A new Western Disturbance is coming over the mountains which will bring rain and snowfall in the mountains during the next two days. Cold winds will start blowing from the north direction from December 2, due to which the temperature will fall in Punjab, Haryana, Delhi, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh, which will increase the cold.

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A depression has formed in the Bay of Bengal, which will soon become a deep depression and move towards the coast of Tamil Nadu and Sri Lanka. Heavy to very heavy rains are expected in Sri Lanka and Tamil Nadu, while heavy rains may also occur at some places on the coast of Andhra Pradesh. Light to moderate rains are expected in Lakshadweep including Kerala and southern interior Karnataka. The weather of the rest of India will remain almost dry. Temperatures will drop due to northwest winds in northwest, north, central and eastern India.

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The depression forming in the Bay of Bengal is likely to bring heavy to very heavy rainfall to the coastal districts of Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh, as well as Sri Lanka. Meanwhile, due to cold northwesterly winds, temperatures in North and Central India are expected to drop, leading to an increase in cold conditions. East and Northeast India will also experience a slight dip in temperatures.

With the Western Disturbance now subsiding, weather conditions in the mountains are expected to turn dry. On a positive note, there may be some improvement in Delhi’s air pollution levels.

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The low pressure area formed in the Bay of Bengal will soon turn into a depression and will move towards Sri Lanka and Tamil Nadu. The possibility of rain has increased in Sri Lanka and Tamil Nadu. Heavy rain is also expected in Andhra Pradesh and Kerala after 2 days. Light rain will occur in Telangana. Temperatures will once again drop in Delhi, Punjab, Haryana, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh.

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A low-pressure area is expected to form soon due to the cyclonic winds in the southeastern Bay of Bengal. This system could intensify into a depression as it moves westward, with a strong likelihood of developing into a sea storm. The storm is expected to head toward Sri Lanka and Tamil Nadu.

Meanwhile, a new western disturbance is approaching the mountains, potentially causing snowfall in higher altitudes. In Delhi, pollution levels have slightly improved but remain in the poor category. The minimum temperatures in Punjab, Haryana, Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, northern Rajasthan, and Madhya Pradesh now range between 8°C and 14°C. Additionally, heavy rainfall is predicted for southern Tamil Nadu and southern Kerala.

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At this time, the winter season is at its peak across the country. Rain at some places and snowfall at other places has troubled the people. Meanwhile, IMD has predicted the weather to remain the same across the country till November 25. Let us tell you how will the weather be in Delhi, Delhi NCR, Rajasthan, UP and MP today i.e. on November 21 and where will it rain?

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