The official also said that though the monsoon may start over Kerala in the next few days, it will not be strong.
The weather of the country will once again see a change. Actually, according to IMD Alert, the rainy season has started in 22 states. Due to the effect of pre-monsoon-west disturbance, the possibility of rain and thundershowers has been expressed in many states, while IMD Alert has predicted rain in more states from today. . With this, no heatwave warning has been issued in any area now.
Incessant rain continues in many districts of Bihar, Jharkhand, Uttar Pradesh, West Bengal . Hail and rain are being seen in many districts along with thunderstorms. Along with this, the Meteorological Department issued an alert of heavy rain in these states till May 28. Apart from this , rain alert has been issued in the hill states of Uttarakhand, Himachal, Jammu and Kashmir to Leh Ladakh .
From Wednesday, May 25, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) has forecast rain in Northwest and East India for the next two days. In which light rain with isolated thunderstorms, lightning and gusty winds have been predicted in Jammu and Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand . The intensity of Western Disturbance is likely to decrease over Northwest India from Tuesday.
IMD has forecast Southwest Monsoon conditions over some parts of southwest Arabian Sea, some more parts of southeast Arabian Sea, Maldives and Comorin region, south and east-central Bay of Bengal and some parts of northeast Bay of Bengal during next 48 hours. A glimpse will be seen. Meanwhile, Tuesday was the coldest day in May in Delhi in 18 years. The Char Dham Yatra also had to be canceled due to snowfall.
Along with this, there is a continuous drop of five to 6 percent in the temperature. Early monsoon will knock in Kerala. Monsoon can enter Kerala by March 27. However, after this the pace of monsoon may slow down a bit. Meteorologists have predicted this. The monsoon seems to have lost its steam before hitting the mainland of India.
Talking about North India , rain and snowfall will continue in Assam, Meghalaya, Manipur, Shillong, Nagaland . While some parts of Mumbai including Kerala Karnataka Tamil Nadu will see snowfall. Kerala : Heavy rain continues to disrupt life in Karnataka, parts of Mumbai will remain cloudy today. Talking about Central India , changes in the weather are being seen in Madhya Pradesh including Rajasthan, Gujarat, Haryana, New Delhi .
In New Delhi , life remained pleasant due to heavy rain and wind with drizzle yesterday, while the capital of Madhya Pradesh Bhopal also witnessed drizzle. Along with this , there is a possibility of continuous rain in many districts of Madhya Pradesh . Here in Chhattisgarh also the period of rain is continuing.
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) had forecast the onset of monsoon in Kerala by around May 27, with a plus or minus model error of four days. An expert said that although the onset of this year in Kerala may be around the estimated date, thereafter the progress of monsoon is likely to be slow for a few days. An IMD official said that further progress may slow down after the onset of monsoon over Kerala.
On Tuesday, May 24, most of the northern and northeastern states received a second round of rain accompanied by lightning and thundershowers. According to IMD, there is no possibility of heat wave in the region for the next few days. The IMD predicted that strong winds and rain will continue on Tuesday, “Rain and thundershowers very likely over Assam, Meghalaya, Sikkim, West Bengal, Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, Punjab, Haryana, Delhi and East Madhya Pradesh. ”
The weather model suggests that the monsoon current may take some time to reach southwest Bay of Bengal after it starts over Kerala. Generally, it starts simultaneously over Kerala and southwest Bay of Bengal. Though Monsoon may knock over Kerala as predicted, there may be some hindrances in its further progress. IMD officials were of the view that monsoon often works in alternating strong and weak pulses. The meteorologist said that we have recently seen a strong monsoon pulse. A weak one is running now. It may take some time for the next monsoon surge to set in.
Another IMD official said that the first strong pulse of monsoon was experienced over Andaman and Nicobar islands during the onset of cyclonic storm Asani. It will take some time for the next strong pulse to re-establish. The official also said that though the monsoon may start over Kerala in the next few days, it will not be strong.
Anupam Kashyapi, head of the Meteorological Forecasting Department, IMD, said that the Bay of Bengal Monsoon Branch is currently not looking active for the next few days. It is particularly related to the south central and southeast Bay of Bengal. Models indicate that the Arabian Sea Branch of Monsoon may become active around May 30-31, after which the Bay of Bengal Branch should also strengthen. The picture will become clear in the coming days. A closer look at the parameters governing the onset of monsoon in Kerala.
GP Sharma, President, Skymet Weather Services, said that parts of South Peninsular India received heavy rains last week. However, this intensity cannot continue indefinitely. Monsoon is to slow down after a sharp surge. We still expect the start position in Kerala to be completed around the estimated date of this month. But its landing over Kerala may not be a blast.
