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IMD predicts warmer and drier November across India, weaker North-east monsoon
By Jitendra Choubey3 min read at The New Indian Express
In brief
The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) predicts a warmer and drier November across most of India, with below-normal rainfall expected in the Southern Peninsula due to persistent El Niño conditions.
A fresh cyclonic storm named 'Morasu' is anticipated to impact the coast of Andhra Pradesh between November 2 and November 3.
The forecast indicates that daytime and nighttime temperatures will be above normal in most regions, while central, northwest, east, and Northeast India are expected to receive normal to above-normal rainfall.
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NEW DELHI: In its monthly forecast, the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) predicts that November will be relatively warmer and drier in most parts of the country, particularly in the Southern Peninsula. Additionally, the Northeast monsoon is expected to be weaker, resulting in below-normal rainfall in this region.
In another cyclonic development, a fresh cyclonic storm is brewing over the Bay of Bengal, and if it continues to persist, it will be named 'Morasu.' This storm is anticipated to impact the coast of Andhra Pradesh from November 2 until the early morning of November 3.
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