For the past few days, heavy to very heavy rainfall was seen over most parts of the country, all thanks to Cyclone Daye which affected several areas. In fact, some areas even observed extremely heavy rains during this time.
Talking about the east and central parts of the country, heavy rains occurred due to the Cyclone Daye while the northern regions recorded rainfall because of its remnant which is stationed over the northern parts as a low and its interaction with the Western Disturbance.
Now, the low pressure area is weakening and will fizzle out soon over West Uttar Pradesh. The Monsoon trough which was not well marked will shift to the foothills in a diffused mode. Along with this, the Western Disturbance will also move away.
The weather activity now will recede from most parts of the country. Just about the last few days of Southwest Monsoon are left, and rains will be limited to a few pockets only. A trough will persist along the foothills in its diffused state while a cyclonic circulation is on either side of the coast in South Peninsular India.
Now, only northeastern parts of the country will see some rainfall activity along with the southern areas. Rains here will also remain moderate with slightly heavy showers in isolated pockets.
Thus, with rains vacating most parts of the country, Monsoon rains will be just about average or even below average which was about 60 to 80 percent more during the last four days.
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