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Wet spell seen for South Peninsula as monsoon set to resume withdrawal (opens the original)
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A weakening and away-going depression from the Bay of Bengal along the Myanmar-Bangladesh side is unlikely to have any significant direct impact on mainland India. But the atmospheric transition accompanying monsoon withdrawal is expected to keep the South Peninsula wet through the rest of the week. The European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF) indicates a spread of rain and seasonal thunderstorms across the peninsula as the south-west monsoon is set to give way to its north-eas
IMD: Heavy rain likely in TN, Karnataka, Kerala for 3â4 days (opens the original)
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With just three days left in the south-west monsoon season, the Bay of Bengal has stirred into another bout of activity, with an incoming weather pulse from Thailand intensifying rapidly over the weekend into a depression by Monday morning. The development had been flagged by businessline eight days ago, based on India Meteorological Department (IMD) numerical model guidance, which had indicated the potential for the system to emerge over the Bay and intensify. The latest depression, however, is
IMD Update: TN, Kerala, Puducherry, Mahe to get heavy rain for 7 days (opens the original)
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The south-west monsoon is beginning to wind down over the north-west India even as the Bay of Bengal prepares to throw up another rain-bearing system, setting the stage for a potentially stormy transition into the final week of September. All-India rainfall is likely to remain below normal during the ongoing week (September 17-23), according to the India Meteorological Department (IMD). But the pattern could reverse during the first half of the following week, with East and adjoining Central and
IMD Update: TN, Puducherry, Kerala to get heavy rain in weekend as âlowâ brews (opens the original)
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A cyclonic circulation over north Thailand has persisted this (Thursday) morning, and is likely to emerge over the north Andaman Sea tomorrow (Friday), before descending to lower levels of the atmosphere to set up a fresh low-pressure area by next evening (Saturday), the India Meteorological Department (IMD) said. It is likely to intensify gradually and move west-northwestwards towards the south Odisha-north Andhra Pradesh coasts during the subsequent 3-4 days into early next week. IMDâs nume
IMD update: Monsoon may start to exit North-West India in five days (opens the original)
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The monsoon is beginning to loosen its grip on North-West India, with conditions turning favourable for withdrawal from parts of West Rajasthan in the next five days, around September 19, about two days later than the normal date. The retreat is unlikely to begin with a clean break. A rain-bearing low-pressure area continued to linger over south-east Rajasthan and adjoining north Gujarat, keeping the atmosphere sufficiently moist and unstable to produce heavy rain in parts of the region. India M
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