Northern India Weather Forecast

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A spell of heavy to very heavy rains & isolated extremely heavy rainfall is very likely across various parts of Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Nepal & Uttarakhand during the next 4 days. Hilly region to watch out for landslides & flooding. Water-logging due to heavy rain is possible in cities like Lucknow, Bareilly, Prayagraj, Gorakphur, Faizabad, Moradabad, Aligani, Pilibhit, Shahjahanpur, Gonda, Sultanpur, Kanpur, Akbarpur, Varanasi & more parts of Uttar Pradesh & Bihar.   

A cyclonic circulation is currently presence over Eastern India, over West Bengal & adjoining Bihar which is likely to move westwards, close the foothills. It is likely to become more compact & intensify into a stronger vortex which will lead to strong wind convergence & significant moisture concentration. Also, an upper level trough seems to be intensifying & dipping southwards which will enhance the rising motion of air due to enhanced upper level diverging flow of air. Due to the rough terrain of Uttarakhand & Nepal, this setup is expected to be even more enhanced due to which significant rain is likely in the hilly region. There's a possibility of good rain & thunderstorm activitiy in parts of DelhiNCR as well. 

 Today, scattered strong thunderstorms are likely to form across the above mentioned region & the spread will increase by tomorrow with peak expected by 3rd to 6th August. 

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