Now, the good news is that rains are all set to make a comeback soon, but the bad news is that this would be last spell of this Monsoon season.
According to Skymet Weather, a fresh Western Disturbance would be approaching Western Himalayas around September 22. Simultaneously, the low pressure area brewing in North Bay of Bengal would also reach central parts of the country, though as a weakened system. A trough would form North Madhya Pradesh to Uttarakhand.
Both the weather systems would be interacting with each other, giving widespread rain and thundershowers over hills as well as the plains of Northwest India between September 23-26. Many parts of Haryana, Punjab, Delhi-NCR, West Uttar Pradesh, North Madhya Pradesh and adjoining areas of East Rajasthan would see fairly widespread heavy rains.
Let us have a look at state-wise weather conditions expected to commence by weekend. Though activity would be light initially but would pick up pace gradually by September 24.
Punjab: Eastern and northern districts of Punjab such as Hoshiarpur, Jalandhar, Rupnagar, Nawanshahar, Chandigarh, Fatehgarh Sahib, Ludhiana, Patiala, Sangrur, Barnala and Kapurthala are likely to see heavy to very heavy rain and thundershowers between September 24-26. However, intensity of rain would be light to moderate over western districts. These rains would accompanied with strong winds between 40-60 Kmph at few places.
Haryana: Many districts of Haryana would see heavy to very heavy rain and thundershowers between September 24-27.
However, intensity of rain would be light to moderate over western districts such as Sirsa and Fatehabad. Strong winds between 40 to 60 Kmph are also expected at few places.
Uttar Pradesh: Several districts of west and central Uttar Pradesh can get heavy to very heavy rain and thundershowers between September 24-26. One or two places may get extremely heavy spells of rains as well. Intensity of rains would be more over northwest Uttar Pradesh such as Saharanpur, Muzaffarnagar, Moradabad, Bareilly, Badaun, Bulandshahar, Meerut, Aligarh and Kasganj. Capital city of Lucknow would also see some good showers, though not very heavy.
Delhi-NCR: By September 22, rains would start making an appearance over the national capital and adjoining areas of Gurugram, Noida, Faridabad and Ghaziabad. Rains would be patchy in nature, with few intense showers. The rain activity would pick up pace September 23 onwards and we can expect few moderate rains with one or two heavy spells. These showers are likely to continue till September 26.
Madhya Pradesh: Several parts of Madhya Pradesh, particularly eastern and northern parts would see some heavy to very heavy rains between September 21-26.
Rajasthan: Parts of East Rajasthan, particularly adjoining state of Madhya Pradesh would see some moderate to heavy rains between September 22-26.
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