LOW PRESSURE WILL CONTINUE TO STAY STATIONARY OVER MADHYA PRADESH, AND THE ACTIVE MONSOON WILL BE OVER UTTAR PRADESH, MADHYA PRADESH, AND RAJASTHAN.
The monsoon depression that was previously categorised as a well-marked low has now been downgraded to the status of a low pressure region due to its continued weakening.
The weather system that is now indicated across the central and northwestern sections of Madhya Pradesh is related with circulation up to medium levels.
It is expected that a large-scale anticyclone that is now positioned over eastern portions, Nepal, and Tibet would prevent it from moving any farther over the Indo-Gangetic plains.
As a result, it is anticipated that the weakened system would continue to meander across North Madhya Pradesh, Southwest Uttar Pradesh, and the surrounding area for the next three days.
It is anticipated that it would become less intense and eventually combine with the monsoon trough over that region.
The monsoon activity will continue to be vigorous and widespread in the Bundelkhand area of Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh as long as the system remains in place.
During this time period, there is a good chance that West Uttar Pradesh, Southeast Rajasthan, Uttrakhand, and Delhi would have active monsoon conditions.
Because to the weather system’s ability to pull the monsoon trough along with it, East Uttar Pradesh and Bihar may also anticipate receiving a few showers of a moderate intensity.
The system will also have a significantly increased reach in the southeastern part of Rajasthan and in Uttarakhand. Thundershowers with rain that ranges from moderate to heavy will affect the regions of Baran, Jhalawar, Banswara, Pratapgarh, Kota, and Bundi, as well as the area that borders West Madhya Pradesh.
The low and middle regions of Uttrakhand are in danger of being hit by severe thunderstorms. These kinds of circumstances are also favourable for the development of cloud bursts on undulating hilly terrain that is located at a high altitude.
The likelihood of moderate rain and thundershowers will continue for the next three to four days in the capital city and its suburbs because of the presence of cyclonic circulation and the close vicinity of the monsoon trough.
LOW PRESSURE WILL CONTINUE TO STAY STATIONARY OVER MADHYA PRADESH, AND THE ACTIVE MONSOON WILL BE OVER UTTAR PRADESH, MADHYA PRADESH, AND RAJASTHAN.
LOW PRESSURE WILL CONTINUE TO STAY STATIONARY OVER MADHYA PRADESH, AND THE ACTIVE MONSOON WILL BE OVER UTTAR PRADESH, MADHYA PRADESH, AND RAJASTHAN.
The monsoon depression that was previously categorised as a well-marked low has now been downgraded to the status of a low pressure region due to its continued weakening.
The weather system that is now indicated across the central and northwestern sections of Madhya Pradesh is related with circulation up to medium levels.
It is expected that a large-scale anticyclone that is now positioned over eastern portions, Nepal, and Tibet would prevent it from moving any farther over the Indo-Gangetic plains.
As a result, it is anticipated that the weakened system would continue to meander across North Madhya Pradesh, Southwest Uttar Pradesh, and the surrounding area for the next three days.
It is anticipated that it would become less intense and eventually combine with the monsoon trough over that region.
The monsoon activity will continue to be vigorous and widespread in the Bundelkhand area of Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh as long as the system remains in place.
During this time period, there is a good chance that West Uttar Pradesh, Southeast Rajasthan, Uttrakhand, and Delhi would have active monsoon conditions.
Because to the weather system’s ability to pull the monsoon trough along with it, East Uttar Pradesh and Bihar may also anticipate receiving a few showers of a moderate intensity.
The system will also have a significantly increased reach in the southeastern part of Rajasthan and in Uttarakhand. Thundershowers with rain that ranges from moderate to heavy will affect the regions of Baran, Jhalawar, Banswara, Pratapgarh, Kota, and Bundi, as well as the area that borders West Madhya Pradesh.
The low and middle regions of Uttrakhand are in danger of being hit by severe thunderstorms. These kinds of circumstances are also favourable for the development of cloud bursts on undulating hilly terrain that is located at a high altitude.
The likelihood of moderate rain and thundershowers will continue for the next three to four days in the capital city and its suburbs because of the presence of cyclonic circulation and the close vicinity of the monsoon trough.
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