Skymet

15/11/2025

Honouring the extraordinary life and legacy of Padma Shri Saalumarada Thimmakka. May her soul rest in peace.

14/11/2025

A cluster of active weather systems is shaping conditions across southern and eastern India in this satellite–wind visualization.

A cyclonic circulation over the southwest Bay of Bengal, positioned off the south Sri Lanka coast, is pushing strong converging winds toward Tamil Nadu and Kerala. This is visible in the dense green–yellow wind bands and lightning signatures over the Bay.

A second circulation over the Comorin region is adding more lower- and mid-level moisture into the South Peninsula. Another circulation over south Bangladesh is influencing wind flow across East India.

Far to the north, a western disturbance marked by a cyclonic circulation over Ladakh is modifying upper-level wind patterns across the Himalayan belt.

Over the next 24 hours, this setup will continue to pump moisture towards the southern states.

Light to moderate rain with isolated heavy spells is expected over Kerala and Tamil Nadu, supported by the strong onshore winds seen in the image.

Coastal Karnataka may see increasing rain intensity as the moisture plume curves westward.
The Andaman & Nicobar Islands and Lakshadweep remain under a moist easterly stream, favouring light to moderate rainfall.

Isolated light rain is possible over interior and north Tamil Nadu, north Kerala, and Arunachal Pradesh.

Cold, dry northwesterly winds sweeping across central India—clearly visible over Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, and Chhattisgarh—will sustain cold wave to severe cold wave conditions.

Shallow fog is also likely in parts of northeast India under stable, moisture-trapped layers.

14/11/2025

During the next 24 hours, light to moderate rain with one or two heavy spells may occur over and .



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Weather Update and forecast for across India in the next 24 hours..

14/11/2025

continues across & , with neighbouring states also recording mercury well below normal. Freezing northerly winds have advanced deep into the interiors, funnelling through the & ...



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A widespread and intense cold wave has gripped Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh, extending into neighbouring states with temperatures dipping well below normal. Freezing winds from the northern mountains have penetrated deep into the interiors, funnelling through the Vindhya and Satpura ranges before...

14/11/2025

वेस्टर्न डिस्टरबेंस अभी अगले कई दिनों तक पहाड़ों तक नहीं आएगा, जिससे बर्फबारी का इंतजार लंबा होता जा रहा है। उत्तर...

14/11/2025

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14/11/2025

स्काईमेट पॉडकास्ट में AVM (सेनि.) जी.पी. शर्मा (President, Meteorology & Climate Change, Skymet) ला-नीना की विस्तृत चर्चा कर रहे हैं। एल नीनो और ला नीन....

14/11/2025

is expecting slight dip in minimum temperature, but no sharp decline or cold wave conditions are expected for the remainder of the month.



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Delhi has remained completely dry since the monsoon withdrawal, with no rain recorded after 07 October 2025. November, historically the least rainy month, is once again heading for a rain-free spell due to the absence of any significant western disturbance. Temperatures may dip slightly, but no shar...

14/11/2025

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13/11/2025

, & have slipped into sub-zero temp much earlier than normal. With no fresh Western Disturbance approaching, ’s hill stations are likely to stay above freezing despite the ongoing chill across the region.



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North India’s mountains are experiencing a prolonged dry and cold phase following an early-season Western Disturbance that brought heavy snow on 4 November. Srinagar, Gulmarg, and Pahalgam have already dipped into sub-zero territory much earlier than usual. However, no fresh Western Disturbance is...

13/11/2025

’s dry spell is set to end as a slow-moving cyclonic circulation approaches , bringing rain from Nov 13-18. will begin first, followed by moderate to heavy spells as the system nears the coast.



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Chennai’s dry spell is set to end as a slow-moving cyclonic circulation approaches Tamil Nadu, bringing rain from 13th to 18th November. Light rains will begin first, followed by moderate to heavy spells as the system nears the coast. Another system may follow soon, keeping the Northeast Monsoon a...

13/11/2025

continues to record min temp near 10°C, staying below normal but still far from meeting cold wave criteria. With no major Western Disturbance likely, mercury will remain stable over the next 10 days.



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Delhi continues to record minimum temperatures near 10°C, staying below normal but still far from meeting cold wave criteria. With no major Western Disturbance expected, temperatures are likely to remain stable over the next 10 days. Overall, cold wave conditions are unlikely this November, in line...