Monsoon systems in India
According to Skymet, there is no significant Monsoon system affecting weather in India. The cyclonic circulation over North Bay of Bengal is expected to remain stationery for some more time, before intensifying into a low pressure area.
The axis of the Monsoon trough is running along the plains of North India, far north of Delhi, up to in Northeast India. This trough is not very active at present and is not likely to gain further strength during the next few days.
The Western Disturbance over Jammu and Kashmir will gradually move away in the Northeast direction. It will seize to have any impact on weather in North India after 24 hours.
Westerly winds will lead to decrease in humidity levels and dry weather conditions over Haryana, Delhi-NCR, Rajasthan Gujarat and most parts of Madhya Pradesh. Localized rainfall activity cannot be ruled out. Click here to read the story, Dry weather in offing for Delhi-NCR.
The off-shore trough running from Coastal Karnataka to Kerala is also very weak.
In wake of all these weak weather systems, rainfall activity over the entire country is expected to remain subdued for at least another 48 hours. As of now, only light rainfall will continue over East India and parts of Peninsular India. Nevertheless, the daily average rainfall figure will not be met for the next few days. Thus, we can expect marginal rise in the country wide cumulative rainfall figure.
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