Here’s our latest weather outlook for India
5-Day Nationwide Weather Forecast
Southerly hot and humid air from the Bay of Bengal will cause heavy rainfall in many parts of northeast India.
Maximum temperatures will be quite high, mainly in the northwest, until Wednesday due to hot westerly winds blowing out of the high pressure area in the Arabian Sea.
Abnormal temperature rise (phenomena wherein both maximum and minimum temperatures are extremely higher than normal) in Trans Himalayas and the Western Himalayan region (also in Nepal) will last until Tuesday. In these areas, minimum temperatures will continue to be extremely high until at least early June.
A cyclonic circulation will be generated in Lakshadweep on Saturday. However, forecast confidence of subsequent cyclone development is very low at this time because both track and strength derived from major Numerical Weather Prediction models do not match each other.
2-Day Regional Forecast
Tuesday
Scattered thunderstorms are expected over northern parts of West Bengal, Sikkim, Assam, Meghalaya, Arunachal Pradesh and Nagaland, along with Karnataka and Kerala.
Heavy rain is possible over much of the northeast, with very heavy rains especially likely over Assam, southern Meghalaya, eastern Arunachal Pradesh and northeastern West Bengal.
Maximum temperatures of approximately 45 degree Celsius or more are expected over northwestern and eastern Rajasthan, southern Haryana, NCR, northern Madhya Pradesh, southern Uttar Pradesh and eastern Maharashtra.
In the morning, dense fog is likely over the Trans Himalayas.
Wednesday
Scattered thunderstorms are in the forecast over much of the northeast, along with northwestern Bihar, Karnataka and Kerala.
Heavy rain has been predicted over much of the northeast, with very heavy showers especially possible over southeastern Meghalaya, southern Assam, southwestern Nagaland and northwestern Manipur.
Maximum temperatures of approximately 45 degree Celsius or more are expected over northwestern and eastern Rajasthan, southern Haryana, NCR, northern Madhya Pradesh and southern Uttar Pradesh.
In the morning, dense fog would once again be likely over the Trans Himalayas.
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