lets know the upcoming weather conditions in all over india


Meteora Weather Service is your go-to source for tomorrow's rainfall forecast in India. As we prepare to step into a new day, let's unravel the anticipated rainfall conditions across the country.


1. Northern Regions:

   - Delhi and nearby regions may experience light drizzles in the early morning, tapering off by midday.

   - Jammu and Kashmir might witness scattered showers, contributing to a refreshing ambiance.


2. Western Regions:

   - Mumbai can brace for intermittent rainfall throughout the day, accompanied by occasional thunderstorms.

   - Coastal areas of Gujarat may receive moderate to heavy rain, providing relief from the recent warm weather.


3. Eastern Regions:

   - Kolkata and its vicinity may encounter brief spells of rain, creating a pleasant atmosphere.

   - Bihar and Jharkhand are likely to experience isolated showers, with a potential cool-down in temperatures.


4. Southern Regions:

   - Chennai and southern coastal areas might see light rainfall in the late afternoon, bringing relief from the usual heat.

   - Kerala can anticipate scattered showers, contributing to the lush green landscape.


Conclusion:

Meteora Weather Service keeps you ahead of the rainfall game, ensuring you're prepared for any weather surprises. Stay tuned for real-time updates, and plan your day accordingly as we bring you the latest insights into tomorrow's rainfall conditions across India.

Great weather changes in North West India from 31st January

Own Correspondent: Significant weather changes are expected to occur in North West India from 31st January 2024 due to the influence of strong Western disturbance. Snow, rain, thunderstorms with rain and hail developing. A strong westerly storm is likely to approach Janmu and Kashmir on Wednesday, January 31, 2024 with the possibility of snowfall and hailstorm over Janmu and Kashmir, Himachal and Uttarakhand.The Western disturbance will develop a cyclonic circulation over North West India with scattered thundershowers and gusty winds of 35 to 45 kmph. Intermittent thundershowers are more likely than continuous rain. Heavy rain is likely over parts of Delhi, Chandigarh, Punjab, Haryana and Uttar Pradesh.Due to the western disturbance, easterly air flow will increase in the lower level of the atmosphere over North West India from next 72 hours. The minimum temperature will increase. Winter will reduce in North West India.

Will the winter leave early in February?

Own Correspondent: The long winter is coming to an end across India. From the beginning of February, the gap between maximum and minimum temperature will start increasing in almost most parts of India. 
However, in 2023 also, winter departed from North West India, Central India and West Bengal at normal time in February.But in the beginning of February in 2024, the minimum temperature will gradually start increasing in Central India and West Bengal along with North West India. And the minimum temperature is likely to be above normal. On the other hand, the maximum temperature in South India has been hovering around 31 to 33°C since the last week of January. The maximum temperature will increase further in February.The maximum temperature will increase further in February. Overall, the severity of the winter over India will subside much earlier than normal and the winter will begin to leave gradually. Rain and thundershowers are likely throughout the month of February under the influence of a series of strong westerly storms over North West India. Also, the intensity of winter will decrease earlier than normal, so there will be possibility of rain and hail due to the influence of this western disturbance.Punjab, Haryana Chandigarh Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Bihar, Jharkhand, West Bengal and even north east India due to declination of westerly disturbance to the east is also likely to witness rain and snow with thundershowers.The Madden Julian Oscillation is currently active in the western Pacific. Along with this, the El Niño conditions have influenced the activity of the North West India jet stream. There are indications that MJ will move towards Phase 8 or Phase 1 in the coming days.Due to the periodic rise and fall of the westerly jet and variation in the speed of the jet, a series of western disturbance will form over NW India which will create a low-level circulation and convergence zone over large parts of India in February, leading to rain and wintry conditions over large parts of India in February. Goodbye will be soon.

A strong Western disturbance is coming in the coming days.

A strong Western disturbance is coming in the coming days.
We have seen over the last two weeks that this severe cold is not only felt across India but also accompanied by cold flow-like conditions at various places.Which spread from North West India to East India saw many places where the temperature went below freezing, resulting in severe cold sensation. 

Although there is winter in North-West India, the mountainous region of North-West India has seen less snow this year mainly because of the absence of western disturbance.This has resulted in crop damage in many parts of the hilly areas and tourists have also been disappointed by the lack of snow this year, perhaps three to four times in January when only one big snowfall is early.The reason for this non-falling of snow is due to the strong El Nino and climate change due to global warming due to which many places in Jammu and Kashmir have not seen snow this year.But it doesn't happen every year but if it continues to happen like this every year then it will definitely become very worrying for the future.But there is good news finally a very strong western Strom is coming this month which will bring heavy snowfall and heavy rains in hilly parts of North West India in coming days.This heavy snowfall may disrupt vehicular communication services at many places, along with causing inconvenience to tourists. In the coming days, not only snow in the hilly areas, heavy rains are also expected in various parts of North West India, Punjab, Haryana, Chandigarh, Delhi.However, when this western disturbance comes, the winter will stop for a long time across India and the heat will increase in many places, but once this western disturbance goes away, winter will come back again.However, this situation will result in snowfall in places that have not seen snow so far, and scattered rains may occur in parts of eastern India early next month.

let's know the weather conditions in upcoming days across allover India ...

Meteora Weather Service brings you the latest insights into tomorrow's weather conditions across India. Stay ahead of the elements with our comprehensive forecast.

1. Northern Regions:
   - Expect clear skies and mild temperatures in Delhi and surrounding areas.
   - A chance of scattered showers in Jammu and Kashmir, with temperatures slightly below average.

2. Western Regions:
   - Mumbai and coastal areas might experience a mix of sun and clouds.
   - Gujarat can anticipate warm temperatures, reaching above average levels.

3. Eastern Regions:
   - Kolkata and neighboring regions should prepare for a day of partly cloudy weather, with a chance of light rain.
   - Bihar and Jharkhand may experience cooler temperatures compared to recent days.

4. Southern Regions:
   - Chennai and southern coastal areas can expect a day of sunshine, with temperatures within the normal range.
   - Kerala might witness scattered showers and cooler temperatures in the evening.

Stay informed with Meteora Weather Service to plan your day effectively. Whether it's a clear day or the possibility of rain, our forecast helps you make informed decisions based on the latest weather predictions.

Cyclonic circulation over Odisha. Circulation-induced rain likely over East India.

News Desk: The westerly jet stream has maintained considerable activity over northwest India leading to cold days and cold waves over the Indo-Gangetic Plain region including northwest India, Bihar. In some places, the cold wave is taking the form of severe cold wave.A similar situation will prevail over North West India in the next 48 hours. On the other hand, a low pressure axis has extended to Jharkhand through Maharashtra, Chhattisgarh, Odisha. And a cyclonic circulation is located in the lower tropospheric level over Odisha and adjoining areas.Under the influence of circulation and low pressure axis, rain clouds will form over Odisha and adjoining areas during the next 48 hours due to which light to moderate rains along with scattered heavy rains are likely over Odisha.On the other hand, light to moderate rains are likely over Gangetic West Bengal. The sky will remain cloudy over several parts of East India including Gangetic West Bengal, Odisha, Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh. Day temperatures will drop by 3 to 5°C above normal due to overcast skies and rain. For which conditions like cold days can be created. On the other hand, except West Bengal and Odisha, the rest of East India is likely to experience cloudy skies and light rain with sprinkles.Cyclone over Odisha will sink into Bay of Bengal by 25th January and weaken due to high wind shear and low pressure axis will weaken due to descent of northwesterly jet air for which weather is likely to improve from 25th January.
23rd January 2024

Chance of snow and hail in Janmu and Kashmir at the end of the month.


NEWS DESK: A strong western disturbance will giving impact North West India in the last week of January. On January 29, 2024, a western disturbance will reach Pakistan and adjoining Kashmir. Due to which, in the plains of North West India, the dry north westerly winds will begin to prevail. Widespread areas of Jammu and Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand are likely to receive snowfall, rain and hail during the period from January 29 to January 31, 2024. Along with snowfall over northwest India, a cyclonic circulation will form over Punjab and adjoining areas.Rain and thundershowers are likely over North West India's Punjab, Haryana, Chandigarh and adjoining areas. Light to moderate rains along with heavy snowfall and hail are likely over the hilly areas of North West India. Light to moderate rains along with scattered thundershowers and hail are likely over the plains of North West India.The current cold wave and severe cold wave conditions over northwest India will deteriorate and the minimum temperature will increase for entry of western disturbance. The severity of winters will decrease.

Let's take a look at the weather forecast for the coming days ....

Hello to all of you hope you are doing well and all good welcome to meteora weather service for acurate prediction of weather . In recent days we can see like to moderate rainfall was happened before majorly in South India . But in this winter season in upcoming days South India remain dry on the other hand we can see isolated light moderate to rainfall may possible over Odisha and Andhra Pradesh coast . Under the influence of wind Convergence zone over interior Odisha light to moderate rain and isolated heavy rain or T-stroms are possible at Khurda ,puri ,Jagatsinghpur ,Kendrapada ,cuttack ,balasore ,Mayurbhanj ,angul ,Nayagarh ,Deoghar ,kendujhar ,jharsuguda ,Sambalpur and various parts of Odisha in next 5 days.Under the influence of Rainy, Cold & Cloudy Weather have a high chance of fungal and bacterial infections of winter corps an vegetables due to excess rain. Other states remain dry in the upcoming days . In the snowfall sector we can predict that let's snowfall may possible over Jammu Kashmir and Leh Ladakh, Himachal Pradesh ,Uttarakhand, Sikkim, and in Arunachal Pradesh . So everybody stay safe and enjoy the days of winter with your family and with the closest person and for the details of weather you can follow our page meteora weather service.

Cold day condition over Kolkata. Maximum temperature reach 18°C today.

News desk: Under the influence of wind Convergence zone and cyclonic circulation over Jharkhand and adjoining region cloudy sky has occurred all over South Bengal including Kolkata. Light to moderate rain is continuing over Kolkata, Howrah, Hooghly with some moderate to isolated heavy spells has observed Nadia, Medinipur, Hooghly and Burdwan. For the reason of overcast sky and light windy weather maximum temperature significant droped all over South Bengal including Kolkata on Thursday.

 Departure of maximum temperature likely to drop 2-3°C on Thursday. So We call this situation as a Cold day. Foggy and Cloudy condition will continuing all parts of South Bengal in 48 hours. With isolated light to moderate rain. Moderate to dense fog possible many parts of gangetic West Bengal around 19th January 2024. 

Dense fog also possible East and West Medinipur, Hooghly, Howrah, Kolkata, Burdwan, North and South 24 parganas. Humid weather, Cloudy sky and rainfall has increased various types of corp infections like potato, Paddy and tomato many parts of South Bengal.
18th January 2024

Cyclonic Circulation to bring about rainfall in eastern India.

Jharkhand is currently experiencing a cyclonic circulation, according to the analysis of satellite imagery. This weather phenomenon is accompanied by a low-pressure axis extending from Jharkhand to Chhattisgarh. As a result, the East India region can expect light to moderate, sporadic, heavy rainfall. It is interesting to note that such rainfall is unusual during the winter season, yet this year it has occurred in significant amounts. Over the next 24 hours, rainfall is predicted in several East Indian states, including Jharkhand, Odisha, and West Bengal, among others. Consequently, this influx of rain will considerably alleviate the severity of the winter season in the days to come.
The impact of this weather pattern will be felt not only in terms of temperature but also in the farming sector. Due to the cloudy sky associated with the rainfall, the minimum temperature will rise while the maximum temperature drops significantly. This will result in cold days across many parts of East India. Despite the abatement of the cold current for the next two days, the daytime high will decrease, leading to a chilling sensation. However, the majority of the rainfall is expected to occur in West Bengal and North Orissa, although there may be some light rain in Jharkhand, Bihar, and Chhattisgarh. This could have serious implications for farming in various districts of East India.

Fortunately, there is a glimmer of hope on the horizon. Over the next 72 hours, the weather is expected to improve, and the cold current will make a comeback in certain areas of East India. However, it is anticipated that this winter will be harsher compared to the previous one. The intense cold experienced in different parts of East India will be particularly apparent in Jharkhand, where temperatures may drop below 9 degrees in some regions. Similarly, West Bengal is likely to see temperatures below 10 degrees. Light rainfall is also expected in the states of Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh, and Bihar, while Odisha and West Bengal may experience moderate to heavy rainfall. Additionally, there is a possibility of light rain in the northeastern states within the next 24 to 48 hours.

In light of these developments, it is crucial for farmers to be prepared. While the next 72 hours may bring light to moderately heavy rain in all these states, the subsequent return of severe frost is highly probable. Therefore, farmers have been advised to take advantage of this upcoming rain and make the necessary arrangements. By gathering in an organized and cost-effective manner, they can mitigate the potential risks associated with the changing weather conditions.

Effect of Climate Change In Indian Agriculture.

Effect of Climate change in Indian Agriculture. 
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On the list of nations most impacted by climate change in 2015, India comes in at number four. India emits less greenhouse gases than the rest of the world combined, yearly averaging only 2.5 tonnes per person, or 3 gigatonnes (Gt) CO2eq. Despite having 17% of the world's population, the nation only contributes 7% of global emissions. Raising temperatures on the Tibetan Plateau are forcing the Himalayan glaciers to retreat, endangering the flow of major rivers such as the Yamuna, Brahmaputra, and Ganges. The Indus River may dry up for the same reason, according to a 2007 World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) report.
   Climate change is causing an increase in the frequency and intensity of heat waves in India. It is anticipated that states like Assam will see an increase in the frequency of severe landslides and floods. India's climate change performance index is ranked eighth out of 63 countries that will produce 92% of the world's greenhouse gas emissions in 2021.
Temperatures in India have risen by 0.7 °C (1.3 °F) between 1901 and 2018. By the end of this century, there will have been a noticeable increase in both the frequency and intensity of droughts in India, according to some current projections.
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There is an impact of climate change on resource availability, especially water. The health and standard of living of humans are being negatively impacted by changes in the biosphere, biodiversity, and natural resources. Climate change affects agriculture in many ways, including changes in temperature, rainfall patterns, pest and disease outbreaks, and soil properties. The industrial sector, mean sea level, settlement, and society are all impacted by this. India's temperature will likewise start to fluctuate more seasonally, warming more in the winter than in the summer. With rising nighttime temperatures and rising daytime temperatures in recent years, India has experienced longer heat waves, and this trend is anticipated to continue.
With a doubling of CO2 concentrations, an average temperature change of 2.33 °C to 4.78 °C is anticipated. Increased unpredictability in summer monsoon precipitation due to these heat waves will have a significant impact on India's agriculture industry. Climate models indicate that global temperatures and carbon dioxide (CO2) concentrations will gradually rise. However, these models are not very good at forecasting changes in the local weather in the future. When plant diseases are managed, a region's rain, temperature, sunshine, wind, and cropping systems can work together to optimise food production in conjunction with locally appropriate plant varieties, cropping practices, and soil characteristics.
Source- Research trends in Agriculture. 

Impressive improve in rabi cultivation this year.

The plan aims to maintain food security, reduce import reliance, and capitalize on agricultural export opportunities. Measures include timely delivery of high-yielding variety seeds, credit, crop insurance, micro-irrigation, and post-harvest facilities. This year's rabi crop area increased significantly, from 594.62 lakh hectares in 2021-2022 to 620.62 lakh hectares in 2022-2023.
This year's total is 25.99 lakh hectares higher than the corresponding period of 2021–2022. All crops have seen an increase in area, with wheat seeing the largest increase. The increase in wheat area is 9.65 lakh hectares, from 302.61 to 312.26 lakh hectares, out of the 25.99 lakh hectares increase in all rabi crops. While rabi crop sowing is still ongoing, the area planted to wheat this year (312.26) through December 23, 2022, is greater than the normal rabi sown area (304.47) and the total sown area (304.70-). In light of the global wheat shortage crisis brought on by the Russia-Ukraine war, this expansion of wheat acreage is extremely encouraging for both our own food security and the wheat supply worldwide. As a result, record wheat area coverage and production are anticipated this year.
The Indian government is focusing on increasing oilseed production to reduce reliance on imports, aiming to meet domestic demand of 142 lakh tonnes in 2021-2022, with the area planted increasing from 93.28 lakh hectares to 101.47 lakh hectares. Compared to the typical sown area of 78.81 lakh hectares, this represents a quantum jump of 22.66 lakh hectares. It surpasses the record area of 93.33 lakh hectares that was reached in 2021–2022. Out of all crops, oilseeds have the highest rate of increase in area (9.60%). This is more than twice as fast as the overall crop growth rate of 4.37%.
The Rabi season saw a significant increase in mustard and rapeseed oil seed cultivation, with an increase of 7.32 lakh hectares from 85.35 lakh hectares in 2021-2022 to 92.67 lakh hectares in 2022-2023. This growth is attributed to increased interest in mustard cultivation, primarily due to the Special Mustard Mission's implementation. During Rabi 2022-2023, 26.50 lakh Seed Minikits of HYV with over 20 quintals per hectare were distributed to farmers in 301 districts across 18 states. Modern cultivators were given RH-106, RH-725, RH-749, RH-761, CS-58, CS-60, Giriraj, Pant Rai-20, GM-3, and PDZ-31 varieties with yield potentials between 2500 and 4000 quintals per hectare. This initiative aims to increase oil production and reduce imports.
The UN General Assembly has ratified the International Year of Millets for 2023, with over 70 countries supporting India. The government is promoting millet production in 212 districts to meet global demand, promoting sustainable agriculture and nutrition.
India's nutri-cereal cultivation area increased by 2,42 lakh hectares from 41,50 lakh hectares in 2021-2022 to 43,92 lakh hectares in 2022-2023, leading the way in IYoM celebrations and becoming the world's millet center.
State governments provide farmers with improved practices, cropping systems, and seeds of High Yielding Varieties (HYVs) to ensure food security. Farmers receive credit, weather insurance, fair prices, and government assistance. The Union Government focuses on raising crop productivity, particularly in oilseeds and pulses. Farmers receive free HYV seed minikits, technology support, and essential inputs. This will increase food grain production, meet world needs, reduce edible oil imports, and make pulses self-sufficient.
Source: Agriculture and farmer's Welfare.

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