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Weather Update: IMD Predicts Strong Winds in Delhi-NCR, Heavy Rain in Arunachal, Hailstorms in Central India & Heatwave in Odisha

Strong winds, thunderstorms, and temperature fluctuations are set to impact various parts of India, with heavy rainfall in Arunachal Pradesh and hailstorms in central regions. Heatwave conditions are expected in West Bengal and Odisha, while Gujarat and Uttar Pradesh will see rising temperatures

KJ Staff
Several parts of India are set to witness rainfall and thunderstorms due to various weather systems. (Representational Image)
Several parts of India are set to witness rainfall and thunderstorms due to various weather systems. (Representational Image)

As March comes to an end, India braces for a mix of weather conditions, from strong winds in the northwest to heavy rains in the northeast and rising temperatures in parts of the country. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued alerts for thunderstorms, hailstorms, and heatwave conditions, impacting multiple states over the next few days. Here are the details 

Strong Surface Winds in Northwest India

Northwest India, including Delhi-NCR, will experience strong surface winds, with speeds ranging from 20-30 kmph, gusting up to 40 kmph in isolated areas. These winds could cause dust storms and minor disruptions in exposed regions.

Rainfall and Thunderstorm Forecast

Several parts of India are set to witness rainfall and thunderstorms due to various weather systems:

1. Northeast India

Date

Region

Weather Forecast

March 30

Arunachal Pradesh

Scattered to fairly widespread light to moderate rainfall

March 30

Arunachal Pradesh

Heavy rainfall at isolated places

2. Central & Western India

Date

Affected Regions

Weather Forecast

March 31 - April 2

Madhya Pradesh, Vidarbha, Chhattisgarh, Gujarat, Rayalaseema, Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh & Yanam

Isolated to scattered light to moderate rainfall with thunderstorms, lightning, and gusty winds (30-60 kmph)

April 1 - 2

West Madhya Pradesh, Vidarbha, Madhya Maharashtra, Marathwada, North Interior Karnataka

Hailstorms expected

April 2

East Madhya Pradesh, Coastal Karnataka

Hailstorms expected

 

Temperature Forecast

The following temperature trends are expected across different regions of India:

Region

Temperature Trend

Central India

No significant change for 3 days, then a 2-3°C drop

Uttar Pradesh

Gradual 2-4°C drop in 24 hours, followed by a 4-6°C rise in 2-5 days

East India

No significant change for the next 5 days

Maharashtra

Stable for 2 days, then a 2-3°C drop

Gujarat

2-3°C rise over the next 5 days

Peninsular India

No major temperature changes in the next 5 days

Heatwave and Hot & Humid Weather Warning

Heatwave conditions are expected in some areas:

Date

Affected Regions

Weather Conditions

March 30

Interior Gangetic West Bengal

Heatwave conditions

March 30

Odisha

Heatwave conditions

March 30-31

Odisha, Assam, Tripura

Hot & humid conditions

March 30-April 2

Coastal Gujarat

Hot & humid conditions

 

Delhi-NCR Weather Forecast

Delhi has recently seen a drop of 9°C in minimum temperature and 4°C in maximum temperature over the past 24 hours. Here’s what to expect in the coming days:

Date

Max Temp (°C)

Min Temp (°C)

Weather Conditions

March 30

32-34

14-17

Mainly clear sky, moderate winds (12-16 kmph)

March 31

34-36

16-18

Mainly clear sky, mild winds (10-16 kmph)

April 1

35-37

18-20

Mainly clear sky, light winds (8-16 kmph)

 

With strong winds in the northwest, heavy rain in the northeast, thunderstorms in central India, and rising temperatures in parts of Gujarat and UP, the coming days will bring a mix of weather conditions across the country. Residents should stay updated on forecasts, take necessary precautions, and plan accordingly.

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