Temperatures across North India continue to rise for the second consecutive day in the absence of any weather activity over the region. Maximum temperature in Delhi is expected to settle around 33°C. Similarly, Chandigarh around 31 degrees and Hisar 35 degrees.
Moving to Northeast India, the low level cyclonic circulation over West Bengal and adjoining Bihar has become less-marked. Hence, the region will now finally get a breather from moderate to heavy rain that has been lashing the northeastern states for the last four to five days. In span of last 24 hours, Dibrugarh in Assam recorded 31 mm of rain, followed by Pasighat in Arunachal Pradesh at 23 mm.
Central India is enjoying clear weather with northwesterly winds blowing over the northern parts of Madhya Pradesh. While, the southern half of Central India is witnessing easterly and southeasterly winds. Maximum temperatures across Gujarat and Rajasthan were settling below average. But are now crawling back to normal. Day temperature in Ahmedabad on Friday will be around 39 degrees and Surat 35 degrees.
In South India, winds from either side of the coast are causing wind discontinuity over Tamil Nadu. As a result isolated light pre-monsoon rain will continue over the region and adjoining Kerala.
