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Below-Normal Max Temperatures Expected in Most of India in November

Below-Normal Max Temperatures Expected in Most of India in November
Mumbai wakes up to light showers, IMD says rain activity to continue in coming days · indianexpress.com

The weather department is predicting that November will be cooler than usual in most of India when it comes to daytime temperatures.

However, some areas in the north and east, as well as parts of the south, might experience warmer days.

At night, most of the country is expected to be warmer than usual, with some parts of the northwest being an exception.

For rain, most places will likely get normal or more rain, but the northwest and southern areas might see less rain.

This prediction is based on current weather patterns in the Pacific Ocean, like a weak La Nina.

India had a very rainy October, with many storms contributing to the high rainfall.

Key facts

Forecast Period
November
Maximum Temperatures
Below-normal in most parts of India, except western Himalayas, Himalayan foothills, northeast India, and parts of southern peninsula (likely above-normal).
Minimum Temperatures
Above-normal expected across most regions, except some areas in northwest India (normal to below-normal).
Rainfall
Normal to above-normal likely over most parts, except some areas in northwest India and southern peninsula (below-normal).
Prevailing Condition
Weak La Nina conditions over central and eastern equatorial Pacific Ocean.
October Rainfall
112.1 mm (49% above normal, second highest since 2001).

Timeline

  1. Bay of Bengal storm threatens south Bengal with heavy rain.

  2. Pune faces a week of rain, starting Sunday.

  3. Thunderstorms loom for the city from Thursday.

  4. Yellow alert issued; expect puddles and mist.

Quotes

Mrutyunjay Mohapatra

IMD Director General

“Above-normal minimum temperatures are likely over most parts of the country, except some areas in northwest India, where normal to below-normal minimum temperatures are expected.”
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“La Nina conditions are likely to persist through December 2025 to February 2026, with a transition to ENSO-neutral expected during January-March (55 per cent probability).”
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Sources

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