By the evening hours of today, we expect a fresh Western Disturbance to approach the Western Himalayas. Although this system will be soon impacting the northern plains in terms of rain and thundershowers, dry weather is expected to prevail until the evening hours of today.
In the wake of the above-mentioned weather systems, we expect rain and thundershowers to commence by today late night from Northwest Rajasthan, West Punjab, as well as Haryana and later, would cover more parts.
From tomorrow onwards, rains will cover the capital city of Delhi and NCR, West Uttar Pradesh, Punjab and a few parts of Haryana as well.
By the night of March 11, the intensity is expected to increase gradually and there are chances of fairly widespread rain and thundershowers in many parts of the northern plains. At the same time, isolated hailstorm activities cannot be ruled out.
Rains with good intensity are expected to continue until March 12. Thereafter, the weather activities may taper from the region. Isolated showers may continue in Punjab, Haryana and Northwest Uttar Pradesh for some more time.
After the passage of this weather system, more Western Disturbances (although feeble in nature) are likely to approach the Western Himalayas. These WDs are expected to give on and off light showers until March 15 over the entire region.
The temperatures are likely to fall by 2-3 degrees Celsius and there would be a nip in the air during morning and evening hours.
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