Skymet weather

ENG to take on AUS amidst clear weather in Ahmedabad during WC Match 36

The 36th instalment of the ICC World Cup will be played between England and Australia at the Narendra Modi cricket stadium of Ahmedabad on November 4th at 2:00 p.m. Ahmedabad is expected to have clear weather with high maximums during the first 4 hours of the match.

The temperature will be 34 and 31 degrees. The weather will become comfortable after 7:00 p.m. And temperatures may also drop gradually. Light winds from the northeast direction will continue during the match.

Humidity levels will be on the lower side between 25 and 55%. We do not expect dew to fall over the ground or the pitch. The match will be completed with full overs without any obstruction weather wise.

Rain in Bengaluru likely to play spoilsport in NZ vs PAK clash of WC Match 35

The 35th instalment of the ICC World Cup will be played between Pakistan and New Zealand at Bengaluru today at 10:30 a.m. The match will start at 10:30 a.m. This match may see some weather disturbance and rains may play spoilsport.

Bengaluru has been receiving light rain for the last two days. Today also, we expect cloudy weather conditions with chances of intermittent rain. Therefore, we expect frequent interruptions during the match. This is a must win match for Pakistan to remain in the race for the semifinals.

Temperatures will remain pleasant at around 25 degrees at the time of commencement of the match. The temperature range will be between 25 and 27 degrees. Winds from the southeast or east direction at a speed of 10 to 15 Kmph will continue during the match.

At present, the Northeast Monsoon is active in the South Peninsula. Many parts of Karnataka including Bengaluru are expected to witness rain and thundershower activities for at least the next 3 to 4 days.

Chennai rains to continue for the next few days amidst active Northeast Monsoon conditions

The city of Chennai has started to see some good rainfall activities during the past couple of days, all thanks to the active Northeast Monsoon conditions that have been going on.

Moreover, in the last 24 hours, Nungambakkam saw 23 mm of rain while Meenambakkam recorded 15 mm of rains. Today also, we can expect good rainfall activities over the city.

Similar rains are likely to continue for the next few days, between November 2 and 7, wherein moderate rains with isolated heavy spells might be seen. Thereafter, we can expect a short break. Rainfall is expected to pick up again after this short breather.

[Hindi] वर्तमान पश्चिमी विक्षोभ दूर हो गया है, नया विक्षोभ अगले सप्ताह आएगा

हाल ही में पश्चिमी विक्षोभ के परिणामस्वरूप उत्तर भारत की पहाड़ियों पर कुछ वर्षा हुई और ऊंचाई वाले इलाकों में कुछ बर्फबारी हुई। हालाँकि, यह इतना कमजोर था कि मैदानी इलाकों पर कोई प्रभाव नहीं डाल सका।

अब यह सिस्टम दूर जा रहा है और अगले कुछ दिनों तक पहाड़ों पर मौसम साफ रहने की उम्मीद है, जब तक कि कोई और सिस्टम पैदा न हो जाए, लेकिन इसके लिए थोड़ा इंतजार करना होगा।

7 नवंबर को एक सिस्टम पहाड़ों की ओर आ रहा है जो कुछ दिनों तक पश्चिमी हिमालय पर रहेगा। हालांकि मैदानी इलाकों पर इसका कोई असर नहीं पड़ेगा | 9 और 10 तारीख के आसपास, इसकी प्रेरित प्रणाली राजस्थान के कुछ हिस्सों में कुछ वर्षा की गतिविधियाँ दे सकती है। हालाँकि, इस सिस्टम के कारण उत्तर भारत की पहाड़ियों में कुछ अच्छी बारिश हो सकती है।

Present Western Disturbance moves away, fresh one to arrive next week

The recent western disturbance resulted in some rainfall activity over the hills of north India and caused some snowfall over the higher reaches. However, it was feeble enough to have not been able to have any effect over the plains.

Now the system is moving away and clear weather conditions are expected over the hills for the next few days until another one arises but for that, there is a little bit of a waiting period.

A system is approaching the hills on November 7 which will stay over the Western Himalayas for a few days. However, it will not have any effect on the plains. Around the 9th and 10th, its induced system might give some rainfall activities over some parts of Rajasthan. Hills of North India, however, may see some decent rains due to the system.

Delhi Pollution worsens severely, national capital chokes on hazardous air

Pollution levels in Delhi have reached a peak wherein clear sky conditions seem long forgotten. Visibility has reduced, it is hard to see anything beyond a certain point and masks have come out to save oneself from breathing the highly toxic air. Morning walks for now seem like a distant dream as the air will negate the benefits. The national capital in spirit has come to a halt as residents continue to choke on hazardous air. All in all, it seems like the city is in a very sorry state of affairs at this point.

The air quality has reached the severe stage forcing the government to close schools for the next two days in Delhi and stopping all construction activities, unless extremely necessary.

The Air Quality Index of 500 has become the new normal with pollution hitting the severe mark and air quality reaching the hazardous stage. Out of the multiple factors causing it, even the weather is one.

The weather is such that it does not favour any dispersion of pollutants. For pollutants to wash away and the weather to become clearer, there has to be either of the two things. Either the wind needs to be strong enough to disperse the pollutants away or there has to be some rainfall to wash away the pollutants. The sad part is that as far as the weather forecast is concerned, we do not expect any of these to occur in the next few days.

The pollution level is as it is then worsening over the past few days and came to a stage today where visibility at Palam airport dropped to 500 metres in the morning.

We expect stable layers of atmosphere with light winds and the temperatures will remain within the normal levels. No change is likely in the prevailing meteorological conditions. All these conditions favour the persistence of the thick layer of pollution.

Moreover, even after the wake of a western disturbance today, there is likely to be no relief as the system was very feeble to have no significant effect on the wind pattern. A slight drop in minimums is expected, which is all the worse for the pollution levels as any reduction in night temperatures increases the thick pollution levels.

Active Northeast Monsoon Over All Five Sub Divisions of South Peninsula

Northeast monsoon, not only made delayed start but a sluggish one as well.  Monsoon rains have been sub par so far over all the five sub divisions, namely Tamil Nadu, Kerala, South Interior Karnataka, Rayalaseema, Coastal Andhra Pradesh. Last three sub divisions have accumulated large  deficiency and making timely recovery a difficult preposition. However, reasonably good showers are expected across the region, for the next one week.

Since the onset of northeast monsoon on 21stOctober, the sub divisions have received sporadic showers. State of Kerala has performed satisfactorily. Tamil Nadu and Puducherry have also received conciliatory showers on few days. The other three sub divisions performed rather poorly with shortfall climbing as high as 90%. However, reasonably decent weather activity is expected during this week and extending to the next one as well.

Much awaited north-south trough in the easterlies is marked over southwest Bay of Bengal, off Tamil Nadu coast. Also, a cyclonic circulation is lying over Gulf of Mannar and adjoining parts.  An uptick in the weather activity, covering all the sub divisions of northeast monsoon is likely.

South Interior Karnataka and Rayalaseema have reeled under distressing parched conditions, on account of scanty rainfall. Under the influence of the above stated weather systems, recovery rains are likely till middle of November, with small pause, in between. Decent showers are expected over Bengaluru, Mysuru, Mandya, Chamarajanagara, Ramanagara, Hassan and Chitradurga of South Interior Karnataka. Rayalaseema sub division including Anantapur, Kurnool, Chittoor and Tirupathi are expected to witness scattered moderate showers during this period. This may marginally recover the large deficit of both these sub divisions. Kerala and Tamil Nadu will have the bigger share with showers lashing right up to the interior parts of the states.

Second Successive Poor Rainfall Week Of Northeast Monsoon, Likely To Pick Up

Northeast monsoon made a mild onset over South Peninsula on 21 October 2023.  Unlike decent monsoon bursts at the time of onset, announcing arrival, ingress of winter monsoon was absolutely weak. It hardly made any noise.  This dormant spell persisted all through the remaining days of October, leaving large Pan India rainfall deficiency of 32%. With the latest developments, hopes getting rekindled for an uptick of weather activity over large pockets of South India.

The onset week between 19th and 25th October remained nearly dry over most sub divisions, other than Kerala, over South Peninsula.  This week had registered only 2mm of rainfall against the weekly average of 14mm, leaving a deficiency of 86%.   The following week between 26thOct and 01stNov, was also no better, except for some parts of Tamil Nadu and Kerala. Tamil Nadu recorded 22.9mm rainfall against the weekly normal of 49.1mm, leaving deficiency of 53%. State of Kerala was shade better with respective figures of 43.5mm and 62.5mm with a deficiency of 30%.  Overall, this week recorded rainfall of 2.6mm against normal of 10mm. Seasonal Pan India deficiency was retained at 33%.

Four out of five sub divisions of Northeast monsoon have significantly reduced rainfall in the month of November. State of Tamil Nadu has an average of 181.9mm rainfall during November as against 172mm in October. Kerala  drops to half of what is received in October. Normal rainfall in November stands at 153.1m as against the average of 306.4mm in October.  Pan India rainfall also reduces sharply in November (29.7mm) from its reasonable mark of 75.4mm in October.

There is a well marked trough in the easterlies over southwest Bay of Bengal, off Tamil Nadu coast. Also, a cyclonic circulation is lying over Sri Lanka and Gulf of Mannar. Under the influence of these weather systems, fairly wide spread rain and thundershowers with moderate intensity are likely over the entire regime of northeast monsoon.  This activity may last for the next one week. Isolated places can expect heavy downpour as well.

Comfortable Weather in Lucknow as NED clashes with AFG in WC Match 34

The 34th instalment of the World Cup Cricket match between Netherlands and Afghanistan will be played at the Ekana cricket stadium of Lucknow on November 3rd, i.e. today. The match will start at 2:00 p.m.

The temperature will be around 31 degrees between 2:00 and 3:00 p.m. Sky will be almost clear with bright sunshine. Humidity will be around 35%. As the day progresses, the weather will become comfortable by evening. Light winds from the northwest direction will continue. The weather will become pleasant by 8:00 p.m.

The humidity level will also start increasing. Mild dew is possible over on the ground during the second half of the match. We do not expect any disturbance weather wise during the match.

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Bengaluru rains likely to begin, good showers for a week

The city of Bengaluru has seen a deficient month of November in terms of rains. Moreover, the region saw a deficiency of over 50 percent with rains being less than 100 mm, while the average is 186 mm.

The city is all set to see some rainy days ahead. Good showers will be seen on both November 4 and 5. These showers will remain between light and moderate.

While the month of October is one of the rainiest, rains reduce significantly over November is around 64.5 mm. This coming rainy spell may be intense enough that over a period of one week, city may get some total rains of over its monthly normal.

No rains in national capital for now, Delhi Pollution to remain on the higher side

Delhi has been seeing dry weather conditions for the past few days with both minimum as well as maximum temperatures remaining stagnant. Minimum is around 16 degrees and maximum is around 32 degrees Celsius.

There is a feeble Western Disturbance over the hills of North India. This system will give weather over mountains. During its wake, Delhi may see a drop in minimums by a degree or so, but nothing significant is expected. The minimum may be around 15 degrees and the maximum hovering around 30-31 degrees Celsius.

The winds are not picking up much which is why the pollution remains on the higher side. There is an anti Cyclone over parts of North Rajasthan which is keeping winds light and stagnant.

For now, no rains will be seen and along with that winds will remain light over the city for at least the next few days. This will also ensure that Delhi Pollution remains on the higher side.

Today was the first day this season that the visibility at Palam dropped to 1000 metres. This is because humidity is high morning and the winds are light therefore, the pollutants are not getting dispersed and causing a thick layer of smog over the national capital.







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