After cyclone Dana introduced huge rainfall within the jap a part of India together with coastal states West Bengal, Odisha and Andhra Pradesh, the Indian Meteorological has predicted that no vital climate circumstances will prevail over the complete India. Nevertheless, heavy rainfall in a number of pockets of the nation will proceed in the course of the week.
In step with that, the climate division has predicted heavy rainfall alerts in a number of areas on Monday. These areas embody states in Central, Western and Southern India. The areas with probably heavy rains are:
- Jap Madhya Pradesh
- Chhattisgarh
- Marathwada
- Madhya Maharashtra
- Konkan and Goa
- Kerala
- Tamil Nadu
Based on weekly predictions, there are not any vital climate circumstances within the nation. The remoted incidents of heavy rainfall will proceed until October. Since November 1, there was no rainfall alert within the nation.
Climate in Delhi at present
Like different elements of India, no vital climate situation is predicted in Delhi. No rainfall alert has been issued by the climate division for Delhi. With mist within the morning, the sky will stay clear within the day. The utmost temperature will attain 34 levels Celsius whereas the minimal temperature hit could drop to twenty levels Celsius.
Rainfall recorded in 24 hours
In the meantime, in 24 hours until 8:30 pm on Sunday, gentle rainfall was recorded in lots of elements of India. Rainfall in Dana-hit Odisha stays regular whereas in West Bengal, Jharkhand, Lakshadweep and Arunachal Pradesh, extra rainfall was recorded.