Heavy Rain and Snowfall in North likely to bring down temperature in India

New Delhi: There are two types of weather going on in the country at this time. It is raining somewhere, then it is snowing and freezing cold. The effect of cyclonic storm is now visible in many states of the country. It is raining in many states. The Meteorological Department has expressed the possibility that snowfall will occur in the mountainous areas with rain in the coming days, while heavy rains will start from December 1 in the states of South India.

There will be rain in these states

Indian Meteorological Department has informed that there may be rain in many areas of Delhi-NCR, Uttar Pradesh and Rajasthan. Light rain is expected in these areas from Thursday to Sunday. The rains will cause severe winter in these states. Snowfall in the hilly areas will cause cold wave in the plains.

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The Meteorological Department has been told that another cyclonic storm could be knocking in the Bay of Bengal. The Meteorological Department has issued an alert regarding the cyclone. According to the Meteorological Department, a low pressure area has formed in the Bay of Bengal. It is likely to turn into deep depression in the coming 36 hours. It may become more powerful in the next 24 hours.

Due to this cyclone, there is a danger of heavy rains once again in South India. The Meteorological Department has said that light to moderate and heavy to very heavy rains may occur in most areas on December 1. Several regions of Tamil Nadu and Puducherry may receive heavy rains on December 2 and 3.

Snowfall in Kashmir:

The Meteorological Department has said that snowfall is occurring in many areas of Kashmir. Apart from this, light rain may occur in many areas in North India. Fresh snowfall occurred in many areas of North Kashmir. The effect of cold wave prevailing in North India is shaking people in Rajasthan. The Meteorological Department has informed that light fog may be seen in the state.

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