Heavy rain (in purple) is probably above East Central and Central India for the next six days except Gujarat, says European Center for weather forecasts with medium-sized distance. | Photocredit: www.tropicaltidbits.com
The progress of the northern limit of the monsoon has again been delayed by Noord -India that binds Barmer, Jodhpur, Jaipur, Agra, Rampur, Bibraor, Karnaal and Halwara on Tuesday. However, it managed to continue to more parts of West Uttar Pradesh and Punjab; Chandigarh; And remaining parts of Jammu and Kashmir, said the India Meteorological Department (IMD).
It will have to wait a few more days to cover the entire Delhi, where IMD assess the assessment conditions as favorable for arrival in more parts of Rajasthan; Punjab; Haryana and Delhi; and remaining parts of West Uttar Pradesh at the end of Wednesday. Perhaps it was still possible to cross the national capital prior to the normal date of 30 June, which was almost a week removed.
Trogging network
Een netwerk van cyclonische circulaties over oostelijke delen van het land en kortetermijntroggen die deze verbinden en door aangrenzende delen van Centraal-India lopen, wachten op geschikte systemen in het noordwesten van India om verder te linken om de all-belangrijke moesson-trog uit het noordwesten van India uit te breiden tot en in de baai in de baai te graven en naar de baai te duiken en in de baai te dopen en Diving in the bay and diving into the bay and diving into the bay and diving into the bay and diving into the bay and diving into the bay and diving into the bay and diving into the bay and dipping in the bay and dipping in the bay and dipping in the bay to dig a useful suppression.
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No Western disturbance
The arrival of a Western disruption above north -west India would have been useful at the moment, because the interaction with monsoon asterlies could probably cause heavy rainfall in the region and facilitate the progress of the monsoon. But such a disturbance is not expected to arrive over the region until the end of June, according to the predictions of the numerical model.
Rain figures Positive
Despite all this, rainfall figures for the country as a whole fell in the positive side of Monday, and improved from -1 percent to +2 percent on Tuesday. This was achieved on the back of extremely heavy to very rainfall received for 24 hours ending on Tuesday morning on parts of East and West -India over hills of West Bengal and Sikkim; East -Gujarat; And Konkan and Goa.
Extreme heavy rainfall
Heavy to very heavy rain got other parts of hills of West Bengal and Sikkim; East -Gujarat; Konkan and Goa; Arunachal Pradesh; Assam and Meghalaya; Bihar; Uttarakhand; Haryana-Chandigarh-Delhi; Punjab; East -Rajasthan; West Madhya Pradesh, Madhya Maharashtra and Coastal Karnataka while it was heavy in a few places above Konkan & Goa; and in isolated places above northeastern states; Odisha; East -Madhya Pradesh; Vidarbha; Chhattisgarh; Telangana; North and South interior Karnataka.
More rain forecast
The IMD predicted extremely heavy rain for parts of Konkan, Madhya Maharashtra and Oost -Guujarat on Tuesday; Insulated very heavy rainfall during the following six days above Konkan and Goa; Madhya Maharashtra; East -Gujarat; And isolated heavy rainfall over Saurashtra and Kutch. Parts of northwest India; East and Central – India; And South Peninsula can get heavy rain.
Published on June 24, 2025
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