Weather across India is set to witness significant changes as two Western Disturbances impact the Northwest region in early February 2025. These systems will bring rainfall, snowfall, and thunderstorms to the Western Himalayan region, along with temperature fluctuations across various parts of the country. Dense fog conditions are also expected in several states. Here’s a detailed weather update for the coming days.
Western Disturbances Affecting Weather Patterns
1. First Western Disturbance (4rd - 5th February 2025)
A Western Disturbance is currently observed as a cyclonic circulation over West Afghanistan and adjoining Iran at lower and middle tropospheric levels. Under its influence:
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Western Himalayan Region: Scattered to fairly widespread light to moderate rainfall/snowfall with thunderstorms and lightning expected.
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Northwest India Plains: Light rainfall is likely.
2. Second Western Disturbance (8th - 9th February 2025)
Another fresh Western Disturbance is set to impact Northwest India. This will bring:
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Western Himalayan Region: Isolated to scattered light rainfall/snowfall activity.
Temperature Forecast
|
Region |
Expected Temperature Change |
|
Northwest India |
Gradual rise of 2-3°C in the next 2 days, followed by a fall of 2-3°C over subsequent 3 days |
|
West India |
No significant change for 24 hours, then a drop of 2-4°C over the next 3 days |
|
Central India |
No significant change for 2 days, then a fall of 2-3°C |
Fog Warnings
Dense fog conditions are expected in the following regions:
|
Region |
Expected Fog Duration |
|
Punjab, Haryana, West Uttar Pradesh, Bihar |
Till 4th February |
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Sub-Himalayan West Bengal & Sikkim, Assam & Meghalaya, Nagaland, Manipur, Mizoram & Tripura |
Till 5th February |
|
Odisha |
Till 6th February |
Weather Forecast for Delhi/NCR
Delhi-NCR will see a mix of clear skies, cloudy periods, light rain, and fog over the next few days. Light rain is expected early, followed by clear weather with moderate to dense fog in the mornings. Winds will vary between southeast and northwest directions.
|
Date |
Weather Conditions |
Wind Speed & Direction |
Additional Information |
|
4th Feb |
Generally cloudy sky, becoming partly cloudy in the evening; light rain with thunderstorms in forenoon |
SE wind <8 kmph in morning, increasing to 10-12 kmph in afternoon, then <6 kmph at night |
Shallow fog in morning, smog/mist at night |
|
5th Feb |
Mainly clear sky |
SE wind <6 kmph in morning, increasing to 10-12 kmph from NW in afternoon, then <8 kmph at night |
Moderate fog in most places, dense fog in isolated areas in the morning |
|
6th Feb |
Mainly clear sky |
NW wind <10 kmph in morning, increasing to 12-14 kmph in afternoon, then <10 kmph at night |
Moderate fog in morning |
Residents in Northwest India should prepare for light rain, snowfall, and thunderstorms due to Western Disturbances. Dense fog in parts of Punjab, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, and the Northeast may affect visibility, so travelers should exercise caution. In Delhi/NCR, fluctuating weather with fog, smog, and light rain may impact daily activities. Temperature variations are expected across regions, so layered clothing is advisable. Stay updated and take necessary precautions.
