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New Delhi : As we delve into the heart of December, India witnesses a dramatic shift in its climatic conditions, particularly in the northern regions. This period is marked by a dynamic interplay of weather patterns, significantly influenced by various meteorological phenomena. In this detailed exploration, we will examine the impending weather changes across states such as Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra, Bihar, Jharkhand, and the overarching impact on Northern India, including Delhi and Himachal Pradesh.
Impending Rainfall in Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra, Bihar, and Jharkhand
The onset of December brings with it the anticipation of rainfall in several districts across Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra, Bihar, and Jharkhand. Meteorological forecasts suggest that these regions are poised for a significant change in weather conditions. The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has projected the likelihood of precipitation in these areas, bringing a much-needed respite from the prevailing dry conditions.
Climatic Shifts in Northern India: A Dry Spell Followed by Change
Northern India is set to experience a dry spell from December 7th to 10th. However, this brief period of calm is expected to be disrupted by a weather transition around December 11th. This shift is attributed to an active Western Disturbance, a weather phenomenon that often brings about significant changes in the region’s climatic conditions.
The Aftermath of Cyclone Mitcahong
Cyclone Mitcahong, which recently made landfall on the South Andhra coast, has weakened significantly. Despite its diminishing intensity, the cyclone has been instrumental in causing substantial rainfall in various states over the past 24 hours. This unexpected downpour has brought about a notable change in the weather across these regions.
Delhi’s Weather Outlook for December 7th
Delhi, the national capital, is expected to have clear weather throughout December 7th. The morning recorded a minimum temperature of around 10 degrees Celsius, with the maximum temperature reaching up to 26 degrees Celsius. This relatively stable weather provides a brief interlude before the impending climatic changes forecasted for the region.
Himachal Pradesh: Bracing for Western Disturbance
The IMD’s latest forecast for Himachal Pradesh indicates the reactivation of the Western Disturbance around December 11th. This meteorological event is likely to cause snowfall in the higher altitudes and rainfall in the lower regions of the state. The influence of this disturbance is expected to last for about four days, significantly impacting the weather conditions across Himachal Pradesh.
Jharkhand’s Weather Transformation
In Jharkhand, the weather conditions are expected to remain influenced by the cyclonic activity until December 7th. Post this period, the weather is likely to clear up by December 8th. Meteorologists, including Abhishek Anand, have attributed these changes to the cyclonic storm Mitcahong that originated in the southern part of the Bay of Bengal.
Bihar’s Weather Forecast: Light Rain and Fog
The state of Bihar, particularly its capital Patna and the southern regions, are likely to experience light rain and drizzle. The forecast also predicts partly cloudy skies with prevalent morning fog in most areas. A drop in the minimum temperature by two to four degrees Celsius is anticipated in the next 48 hours, leading to an increase in cold conditions. The impact of the Mitcahong storm has also been evident in 10 cities across Bihar.
Rain Predictions for Southern India
Turning our attention to Southern India, light rainfall is expected in eastern Telangana, the northern coast of Andhra Pradesh, and the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. Similarly, Tamil Nadu, Kerala, and Marathwada are also likely to witness rainfall. These predictions are crucial for agriculture and daily life in these regions.
In conclusion, the weather across various parts of India is undergoing significant changes as we progress through December. From the dry spell in Northern India to the anticipated precipitation in states like Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra, Bihar, Jharkhand, and the Southern regions, these shifts play a vital role in shaping the daily lives and agricultural activities across the country. Staying informed about these weather patterns is essential for effective planning and preparedness.
