A cyclonic circulation is seen over Central Bangladesh and a trough from this is extending up to Northwest Bay of Bengal. With this, scattered showers are expected over northeastern states.
Another cyclonic circulation is marked over south-central Bay of Bengal. A trough is also extending from this towards South Tamil Nadu.
With this, scattered rains are expected over South Tamil Nadu, Kerala and Lakshadweep.
An anti-cyclone is also seen over South Rajasthan and adjoining areas. Maharashtra, Karnataka and parts of Telangana may observe marginal drop in minimum temperatures.
A Western Disturbance is likely to develop around November 12 over Jammu and Kashmir, and it’s presently seen over North Pakistan and adjoining Afghanistan. With this, maximum temperatures will drop but minimums will rise initially in parts of North India.
An induced cyclonic circulation can be marked over North Pakistan. Dry weather will continue with clear sky for next 24 hours in northwest plains; however the intensity of northwesterly winds will reduce, due to which pollution levels in Delhi may rise after 24 hours.
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