The previous Western Disturbance has now moved away. Remnants of the system led to drop in temperatures across Punjab, Haryana and Delhi-NCR.
The feeble cyclonic circulation over East Rajasthan could bring some clouding over the Northwest plains. Thus, temperatures are not likely to drop any further.
The intensity of fog has reduced. Only isolated places in Punjab and Haryana could see some fog in the morning hours.
The cyclonic circulation over here will bring some light rainfall over Assam, Meghalaya and Arunachal Pradesh.
The anti-cyclone over Central India will lead to sunny skies and warm afternoon hours.
Telangana and parts of Maharashtra are experiencing above normal maximums temperatures. Many places in these areas have recorded all-time high temperatures on Sunday.
There is a cyclonic circulation over the Comorin area and a feeble trough over Southwest Bay of Bengal. But these will only bring some clouding in the extreme southern parts. The coastal parts of Karnataka and Kerala are witnessing warm afternoon with maximums reaching mid-thirties.
In Delhi, maximum and minimum temperature will settle at 21°C and 9°C tomorrow.
In Lucknow and Patna, maximum will settle at 26°C.
In absence of any weather, maximum will settle at 36°C in Hyderabad.