Major Rainfall, Fog Alerts & Strengthening Weather Systems to Impact India (24–30 November 2025)


Major Rainfall, Fog Alerts & Strengthening Weather Systems to Impact India (24–30 November 2025)

India is set to experience an active and impactful weather phase over the next several days, driven by strong low-pressure systems over the Bay of Bengal, persistent cyclonic circulations, and moisture-laden winds influencing the southern and eastern regions. The latest meteorological analysis (as of 1730 hours IST, 24 November 2025) indicates a heightened likelihood of heavy to very heavy rainfall, fog formation, gusty winds, and dangerous sea conditions across multiple states.

This is the complete detailed forecast and analysis issued by Meteora Weather Service.


🌧️ 1. Significant Weather Features (25–30 November 2025)

Heavy Rainfall Alerts: Region-wise Breakdown

🔹 Tamil Nadu

  • Heavy rainfall likely from 25th to 27th November.

  • A special alert for very heavy rainfall on 24th & 28th–30th November.

  • Thunderstorms with lightning expected on 24th–28th November.

🔹 Kerala & Mahe

  • Heavy rain expected between 24th–26th November.

  • Thunderstorms with lightning very likely on 24th–26th November.

🔹 Lakshadweep

  • Significant rainfall expected on 24th November, moderate through the week.

🔹 Andaman & Nicobar Islands

  • Heavy rainfall on 25th & 29th November, with very heavy rainfall between 26th–28th November.

  • Gusty winds of 40–50 kmph likely over the next 6 days.

🔹 Coastal Andhra Pradesh & Yanam

  • Heavy rainfall expected on 29th November.

  • Very heavy rainfall possible on 30th November.

  • Thunderstorms likely on 27th & 28th November.


2. Thunderstorms & Lightning Alerts

Thunderstorm activity is expected across several southern and coastal regions, including:

  • Tamil Nadu

  • Kerala & Mahe

  • Lakshadweep

  • Coastal Andhra Pradesh & Yanam

  • Andaman & Nicobar Islands

These storms may bring:

  • Intense rain pockets

  • Sudden wind gusts

  • Dangerous lightning strikes

Residents are advised to avoid open areas and stay indoors during thunderstorm hours.


❄️ 3. Temperature Forecast & Cold Wave Indicators

Northwest India

  • Minimum temperatures expected to fall by 2–3°C over the next 3 days.

  • No major change afterward.

Central India

  • No significant temperature change for the next 2 days.

  • A subsequent 2–3°C drop likely, followed by stable conditions.

Rest of India

  • No major change expected in minimum temperatures over the next 5 days.


🌫️ 4. Dense Fog Warning for Northern & Northeastern States

Dense fog conditions are very likely during late night and early morning hours over:

  • West Uttar Pradesh

  • Assam & Meghalaya

  • Nagaland

  • Manipur

  • Mizoram

  • Tripura

The fog spell is particularly expected on 25th November, with visibility expected to drop significantly.


⚠️ 5. Fishermen Warning — Highly Important

Fishermen are strongly advised NOT to venture into the following areas during the respective periods:

High-Risk Marine Zones

  • South Andaman Sea → till 27th November

  • Southeast Bay of Bengal25th to 28th November

  • Southwest Bay of Bengal, Gulf of Mannar, Comorin area, off Tamil Nadu, Puducherry & Sri Lanka coasts → till 29th November

  • Westcentral Bay of Bengal, off Andhra Pradesh coast27th to 30th November

  • Southeast Arabian Sea, Lakshadweep, Maldives, off Kerala coast24th to 27th November

⚠️ Sea conditions will remain rough to very rough due to strong winds, deep convection, and the strengthening low-pressure systems.


🌀 6. Meteorological Analysis (Issued 1730 IST, 24 Nov 2025)

A combination of large-scale weather systems is responsible for the upcoming intense weather activity.

🔸 Well Marked Low Pressure Area (Malaysia & Strait of Malacca)

  • Persisting over the same region as of 24th November 2025.

  • Associated cyclonic circulation extends up to 7.6 km above mean sea level.

  • Expected to intensify into a depression over the South Andaman Sea within 24 hours.

  • May further develop into a Cyclonic Storm over the South Bay of Bengal within the next 48 hours.

🔸 Upper Air Cyclonic Circulation (Comorin Area)

  • Extending up to 5.8 km above mean sea level.

  • Expected to induce a fresh low-pressure area over:

    • Comorin region

    • Southwest Bay of Bengal

    • Sri Lanka coast

  • Formation likely around 25th November, with strengthening afterward.

🔸 Cyclonic Circulation (Southeast Arabian Sea)

  • Extending up to 3.1 km above mean sea level.

  • Supporting rainfall over Kerala, Karnataka coast, and Lakshadweep.

These systems collectively ensure sustained moisture inflow and instability, resulting in widespread rainfall across southern India and the Andaman–Nicobar region.


🌦️ 7. Weather Outlook for the Next 3 Days

Widespread Rainfall Likely Over:

  • North Tamil Nadu

  • Coastal Andhra Pradesh

  • Kerala

  • Andaman & Nicobar Islands

Isolated to Scattered Rainfall Expected Over:

  • Coastal Karnataka

  • South Interior Karnataka


📌 Conclusion: Active Weather Phase Ahead

The coming days will bring a combination of:

✔️ Heavy to very heavy rainfall
✔️ Lightning & thunderstorms
✔️ Dense fog in northern and northeastern states
✔️ Temperature drops across north, central & northeastern India
✔️ Dangerous marine conditions for fishermen
✔️ Strengthening low-pressure systems, possibly forming a cyclonic storm

Stay updated with Meteora Weather Service for the latest alerts, marine advisories, and real-time weather coverage.

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