IMD issues Alert: heavy rainfall to lash Northwestern, Eastern, Northeastern India, weather forecast for next 5 days

As the monsoon season approaches in India, weather-related news and discussions become more frequent. Recently, cyclonic circulations have been observed in eastern Jharkhand and northeastern Assam, potentially impacting various parts of the country with rainfall. we will analyze these weather events and forecast the weather for different regions over the next five days.

Cyclonic Circulation in Eastern Jharkhand:

A cyclonic circulation is active in the eastern part of Jharkhand, affecting the region's weather. This may result in light to moderate rainfall in the area over the next few days. The impact of this circulation is not limited to Jharkhand but may also affect the surrounding areas.

Cyclonic Circulation in Northeastern Assam:

A cyclonic circulation is also active in northeastern Assam, occurring at lower atmospheric levels. This may lead to increased rainfall activity in Assam and its neighboring states.

Weather Forecast for the Next 5 Days: Over the next five days, light to moderate widespread rainfall is likely in Northwestern, Central, Eastern, and Northeastern India. There is also a possibility of thunderstorms and lightning. Sudden weather changes may also be observed during this period.

Heavy rain is expected in various states:

1. Punjab: July 3-4
2. Delhi: July 1–3
3. Haryana-Chandigarh: July 4
4. Himachal Pradesh: July 3–4
5. Eastern Rajasthan: July 2–4
6. Western Madhya Pradesh: July 1–4
7. Eastern Madhya Pradesh: July 3–4
8. Vidarbha and Odisha: July 1
9. Gangetic West Bengal: July 1–3
10. Sub-Himalayan West Bengal and Sikkim: July 3-5
11. Jharkhand: July 1–3
12. Bihar: July 3-4
13. Chhattisgarh: July 1–4

Very heavy rain is expected:

1. Himachal Pradesh: July 1-2
2. Uttarakhand: July 1–4
3. Punjab: July 1-2
4. Haryana-Chandigarh and Uttar Pradesh: July 1–3
5. Eastern Rajasthan: July 1
6. Sub-Himalayan West Bengal and Sikkim: July 1 and 3
7. Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Meghalaya, Nagaland, Manipur, Mizoram, and Tripura: July 1-4
8. Bihar: July 1-2

Extremely heavy rainfall Expected: Extremely heavy rainfall is expected in Sub-Himalayan West Bengal and Sikkim, Assam and Meghalaya, and Arunachal Pradesh on July 1.

Conclusion: Weather events like cyclonic circulations and troughs significantly impact our daily lives. Considering the likelihood of rainfall in various parts of India over the next five days, it is crucial for everyone to stay alert and cautious. While the monsoon season is enjoyable, it is equally important to face the challenges it brings.