On Saturday, the India Meteorological Department said that the national capital is likely to witness moderate to heavy rain over the next four days.
From Sunday evening to Wednesday the monsoon trough is likely to shift northward and will stay close to the Delhi-NCR region, said Kuldeep Srivastava, head of the IMD’s regional forecasting center.
Kuldeep Srivastava, head of the IMD’s regional forecasting center said during this period, southwesterly breezes from the Middle Eastern Ocean and easterly breezes from the Bay of Bengal will reach Haryana, Delhi-NCR and west Uttar Pradesh in lower levels. A cyclonic course will likewise create over Madhya Pradesh and connecting UP simultaneously.
Srivastava further mentioned that subsequently, moderate downpour, including a couple of spells of serious downpours, will happen over Delhi.
At isolated places in east and west UP, Haryana, Uttarakhand, north Punjab, east Rajasthan, and Himachal Pradesh heavy rain is also predicted.
The IMD said genuinely broad rainfall will happen over northwest India aside from west Rajasthan.
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