New Delhi: The monsoon has bid farewell but it is still raining at some places. North India is witnessing a major change in the weather. There is continuous snowfall in the mountains and the impact is clearly visible in the plains. The cold wave has started knocking and in the meantime, the northeast monsoon is all set to rain in south India. The monsoon will bring rain to the southern states of the country. Let me tell you all that the MET department has said that the possibility of rain in any state except the southern parts of the country is unlikely for the next few days.
You must be aware that the mountains of Jammu and Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand have been receiving incessant snowfall for the last few days. As a result, the mercury in these areas is showing a sharp drop. At the same time, public life is now in a mess. As per the information received by the MET department, the situation of Western Disturbance is still prevailing near Jammu and Kashmir. A cyclonic circulation over East Central Bay of Bengal continues to prevail.
At the same time, a trough line extends to Tamil Nadu. The weather forecast says that a low-pressure area is likely to be formed over the East Central Bay of Bengal in the next 48 hours. With this, Tamil Nadu and Kerala are likely to receive rain during the next four days. Tamil Nadu, Puducherry and Kerala are likely to receive normal to heavy rainfall till October 30. At the same time, heavy rain is expected in southern interior Karnataka and Rayalaseema on October 29 and 30 while coastal Andhra Pradesh between October 28 and 30.
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