Southwest Monsoon has commenced withdrawal from extreme West Rajasthan. As of now, the line passes from Anupgarh, Nagaur, Jodhpur and Barmer. Conditions remain favorable for its further withdrawal from other parts of Northwest India. Accordingly, temperatures are on the rise, humidity levels have taken a dip and clear skies are visible in the entire region.
The Western Disturbance will bring only scattered light rainfall over the hills of North India.
A fresh Monsoon system is coming up as a cyclonic circulation in East central Bay of Bengal. In another 2 days, the system could organize into a low pressure area.
Northeast India, Sub-Himlayan West Bengal and Sikkim will receive scattered rains.
There is a cyclonic circulation over Southeast Arabian Sea. A trough can be seen extending from Telangana up to Lakshadweep across Karnataka and Kerala. Due to this system fairly widespread showers likely over Peninsular India. Karnataka, Kerala Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu will receive good showers.
Maharashtra and Telangana will receive scattered rains.
Tomorrow, Gujarat, Rajasthan, Punjab, Haryana, Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar and Madhya Pradesh will remain mostly dry.