(Representative image) The IMD forecasts thunderstorms, lightning, and rainfall across various regions of India and heavy rainfall is expected in southern states
IMD’s latest forecast for the next few days
Madhya Pradesh, Vidarbha and Chhattisgarh may also receive scattered rainfall between October 15 and 19. West Uttar Pradesh is likely to receive isolated to scattered rainfall between October 13 and 15, while east Uttar Pradesh may see similar rainfall activity on October 15 and 16. Uttarakhand is likely to receive rainfall between October 15 and 18. Isolated thunderstorms, lightning and gusty winds are forecast on October 15. Jammu and Kashmir, Ladakh, Gilgit-Baltistan and Muzaffarabad are likely to experience fairly widespread to widespread rainfall on October 15. Himachal Pradesh is likely to receive fairly widespread to widespread rainfall on October 15, with thunderstorms and lightning possible. Another spell of isolated to scattered rainfall is forecast for October 16 and 17. Eastern Rajasthan is likely to receive isolated to scattered rainfall between October 13 and 16, while western Rajasthan may see showers on October 15. Gusty winds of 30-40 kmph, with gusts reaching 50 kmph, are likely during this period. West Madhya Pradesh may receive showers on October 15 and 16, while east Madhya Pradesh is likely to experience rainfall between October 16 and 18. Chhattisgarh is likely to receive isolated to scattered rainfall between October 15 and 18, with rainfall activity expected to continue in parts of the state over the coming days. Vidarbha is expected to receive isolated to scattered rainfall on October 17 and 18. Odisha is likely to receive isolated to scattered rainfall between October 15 and 18. Gangetic West Bengal may experience showers between October 15 and 18. Sub-Himalayan West Bengal is likely to receive rainfall between October 16 and 18. Sikkim is likely to receive rainfall between October 16 and 18. Bihar is expected to receive isolated to scattered rainfall between October 16 and 18. The Andaman and Nicobar Islands are likely to experience fairly widespread to widespread rainfall, followed by isolated to scattered showers between October 15 and 18. Assam is likely to receive isolated to scattered rainfall between October 15 and 18. Meghalaya may receive isolated to scattered rainfall between October 15 and 18. Arunachal Pradesh is expected to receive showers between October 15 and 17. Nagaland, Manipur, Mizoram and Tripura are likely to receive isolated to scattered rainfall on October 15 and 16. Kerala and Mahe are likely to receive isolated to scattered rainfall, followed by fairly widespread to widespread showers between October 15 and 18. Thunderstorms, lightning and gusty winds are also likely on October 15 and 16. Tamil Nadu, Puducherry and Karaikal are likely to receive isolated to scattered rainfall between October 15 and 18. Thunderstorms and lightning are possible between October 13 and 16, while isolated heavy rainfall is forecast between October 15 and 18. South interior Karnataka may receive isolated to scattered rainfall on October 15, followed by fairly widespread to widespread showers between October 16 and 18. Coastal and north interior Karnataka are likely to receive isolated to scattered rainfall on October 15 and 16, followed by fairly widespread to widespread showers between October 17 and 18. Isolated heavy rainfall is forecast over north interior Karnataka between October 16 and 18 and coastal Karnataka between October 17 and 18. South interior Karnataka may experience gusty winds of 40-50 kmph, with gusts reaching 60 kmph, between October 15 and 18. Coastal Andhra Pradesh and Yanam are likely to receive isolated to scattered rainfall on October 15, with strong surface winds expected on October 15 and 16. Isolated heavy rainfall is forecast between October 15 and 17. Telangana is likely to receive isolated to scattered rainfall between October 15 and 18, accompanied by gusty winds of 30-40 kmph, with gusts reaching 50 kmph. Rayalaseema may experience isolated heavy rainfall on October 15 and 16. Several southern states are expected to receive heavy rainfall between October 15 and 19, while the southwest monsoon continues to withdraw from parts of the country.
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The weather department said conditions are favourable for the onset of the northeast monsoon over the southern peninsula in the next two to three days, followed by a prolonged wet spell lasting five to six days. The IMD said conditions are favourable for the onset of the northeast monsoon over the southern peninsula in the next two to three days. NEW DELHI: The IMD has forecast thunderstorms, lightning, gusty winds and rainfall across several parts of the states over the next few days, with heavy rain likely in several southern in coming days. Meanwhile, the southwest monsoon has begun withdrawing from parts of the states, while the northeast monsoon is approaching southern India. The weather in Delhi is expected to change from Thursday, with the IMD forecasting light rain accompanied by strong winds in several parts of the national capital. The change is likely to bring a further drop in temperatures. Rainfall is expected to continue in parts of the state through the week. Rainfall activity is expected to continue across parts of the Northeast through the week. Isolated heavy rainfall is forecast during this period. Thunderstorms, lightning and gusty winds are also likely over parts of the state. The arrival is likely to bring a prolonged wet spell lasting five to six days. Download the TOI App.