Northeast Monsoon will now take back seat and rains will now reduce over entire Peninsular India on Saturday. With no significant weather system in coast’s proximity, only scattered light rain will be witness over Kerala, Karnataka and interior parts of Tamil Nadu.
While coastal parts of Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh will receive some isolated moderate showers n account of a trough running from Coastal Andhra Pradesh up to Tamil Nadu.
Though we can see two fresh cyclonic circulations in Bay of Bengal and Arabian Sea but they are far away from the coast to cause any weather.
Meanwhile, deep depression in Arabian Sea has intensified into a cyclonic storm Megh and is expected to gain more strength. This is the second cyclone of the season to form in quick succession in Arabian Sea and is likely to follow same path as cyclone Chapala.
However, cyclone is now too far away from the Indian coast to affect the weather.
Moving up to the North India, a fresh Western Disturbance is approaching the Indian region. The system is presently marked over Afghanistan and North Pakistan region and will be affecting hilly region after 3 days.
Till then, hilly states of Jammu and Kashmir and Himachal Pradesh will witness good weather conditions, with increase in maximum temperatures.
While, anti-cyclonic circulation over Rajasthan will keep entire West and Central India dry. East and Northeast India will also witness least weather activity.
