Strong winds and thunderstorms are expected to hit many North Indian states on February 4 and 5, says the Meteorological Department. As to the EMD, there could be thunderstorms and high winds in a few North Indian states on February 4 and 5. Rain may cause the minimum temperature to drop.
Across the nation, the weather is shifting as the season begins. Rain is predicted for many cities as a result of the western disturbance. Delhi-NCR also experienced some light rain this morning, February 4.
Some North Indian states may have thunderstorms and high winds on February 4 and 5, according to IMD’s prediction. According to EMD’s forecast, thunderstorms and high winds are possible in certain North Indian states on February 4 and 5. Rain may cause a drop in the lowest temperature.
Regarding the nation’s capital, February 4 and 5 are predicted to have strong gusts and light rain. Tuesday and Wednesday will continue to have gloomy skies. Rainfall is also possible in many Uttar Pradesh districts on February 4 and 5.
Even today, snowfall is predicted in hilly regions
Regarding the hilly areas, today is predicted to bring rain and snowfall to Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Ladakh, and Jammu & Kashmir. In most areas of the valley, new snowfall and rain are anticipated.
According to the weather service, the valley’s conditions will continue to be severe for the next 24 hours, with new snowfall and rain anticipated in most areas. Many Himachal Pradesh districts are predicted to see snowfall today.
Punjab is under a yellow smog alert
Thirteen districts in Rajasthan’s Bikaner division of Jaipur may be covered by clouds. Late in the evening, there may be light drizzle or rain in certain locations. Haryana is experiencing a Western disturbance. As a result, the state is under a rain alert today (Monday) according to the Meteorological Department. There is a chance of rain in 14 districts. In addition, Punjab has been under a yellow alert for fog.
In many places in Punjab, visibility may not exceed 50 meters. The Meteorological Department reports that a new western disturbance is starting to move today. The weather will alter significantly as a result.
Bihar’s dry weather
Five districts in Bihar are under a yellow alert for heavy fog today. Westerly winds of light to moderate pace will also blow. The state is expected to have dry, clear skies with above-normal maximum temperatures over the next five days. With the morning, the foothills of the Himalayas will be covered with fog.