Temperatures in Delhi will rise during the next two days. Day temperatures will also rise in central and east India and rain will reduce during the period. Wind conditions are about to change in the entire country wherein land winds are expected to prevail from northwest plains up to east and central India. Rain will reduce over northeastern states.
Wind conditions are expected to change in north India from northwest plains to Gangetic plains during the next two days. Relatively cool moist southeasterly winds from the Bay of Bengal that were responsible for the fall in day temperatures below the average will recede and northwesterly to westerly winds will prevail during the next two days. As these winds would come in from land they will push the temperatures up by 2 to 3 degrees. Temperatures in Delhi will also follow the same trend.
Northerly winds over Delhi will also be absent so the minimum temperatures will also start rising to increase uneasiness during morning hours. But it will take at least two days to become so.
In east, rain is expected to decrease in east Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Jharkhand, West Bengal and Sikkim during the next two days. The cyclonic circulation over south Bihar will weaken. The cyclonic circulation over Meghalaya would also weaken therefore rain will lessen over Assam, Meghalaya, Arunachal Pradesh and other states.
The trough of low pressure area from Bihar to south Tamil Nadu will also weaken gradually during the next two days but till then rain at one or two places will continue to be witnessed over southeast Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Andhra Pradesh (Rayalaseema), south interior Karnataka and Kerala.
A trough extends from south Pakistan to Madhya Maharashtra and there is possibility of rain at one or two places in Madhya Maharashtra, an area experiencing drought.
