IMD has predicted a cyclonic circulation over Assam, a Western Disturbance in the Himalayas, and fluctuating temperatures across India, all set to impact weather conditions in the coming days. From rain and thunderstorms in the Northeast to fog in Odisha and rising temperatures in Maharashtra and Central India, here’s what you need to know.
Weather System at Play
1. Cyclonic Circulation Over Northeast Assam
A cyclonic circulation is currently observed over northeast Assam and its surrounding areas in the lower tropospheric levels. As a result:
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Scattered light to moderate rainfall, along with thunderstorms and lightning, is expected in Arunachal Pradesh and northeast Assam on 10th, and 11th February 2025.
2. Western Disturbance Impacting the Western Himalayan Region
A Western Disturbance has been identified as a trough in the lower tropospheric level, with its axis located at 3.1 km above mean sea level along 55°E longitude to the north of 30°N latitude. This system is likely to cause:
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Isolated to scattered light rainfall and snowfall in the Western Himalayan Region from 8th to 12th February 2025.
Temperature Forecast
The following temperature trends are expected in the coming days:
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Region |
Expected Temperature Change |
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Northwest India |
Gradual rise in minimum temperature by 2-3°C over the next three days, with no significant change afterward. |
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Central India |
Gradual fall in minimum temperature by 2-3°C over the next two days, followed by a rise of 2-4°C in the subsequent three days. |
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East India |
No significant change for three days, then a gradual rise of 2-4°C in the next two days. |
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Maharashtra |
Minimum temperatures to rise by 2-3°C after 24 hours, continuing over the next four days. |
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Maharashtra & Central India |
Maximum temperatures to increase by 2-4°C over the next 4-5 days. |
Dense fog conditions are expected to persist in isolated pockets of north Odisha during the early morning hours until 9th February 2025.
Delhi/NCR Weather Forecast
Delhi/NCR region will experience a mix of clear and partly cloudy skies in the coming days, with morning mist, smog, and shallow fog at times. Daytime temperatures will remain stable, while cooler nights may bring slight fluctuations. Here are the details
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Date |
Sky Condition |
Wind Speed & Direction |
Additional Notes |
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8th Feb |
Mainly clear |
NW winds < 10 kmph in morning, increasing to 14-16 kmph in afternoon, reducing to < 8 kmph at night |
Morning mist likely |
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9th Feb |
Partly cloudy |
NW winds < 6 kmph in morning, increasing to 10-12 kmph in afternoon, reducing to < 4 kmph at night |
Morning mist likely |
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10th Feb |
Mainly clear |
NW winds < 4 kmph in morning, increasing to 10-12 kmph in afternoon, reducing to < 4 kmph at night |
Smog/shallow fog in morning, smog/mist at night |
Residents are advised to stay updated on weather alerts, especially in Northeast India and the Western Himalayas, where rain and snowfall may impact travel. Those in Delhi-NCR and Odisha should exercise caution due to morning fog and reduced visibility
