New Delhi, The Atlantic front will bring wet and windy weather and some heavy downpour for the west of Scotland by Sunday morning. This rainfall would move south during the day and reach central Britain in the afternoon. Though, the eastern parts of England would escape the rain as very little of it would reach here. The gusty Southwesterly winds would be developing in the most areas during the day.The weekend is expected to be cool but the south of England will stay dry and see some sunshine as a ridge of high pressure building from the west and then sinks south to central Europe. However, a few showers would lash the northwest on Saturday drying out later in the day. The sky remain clear and with light winds over the south, gardeners are warned to beware of the risk of ground frost by Sunday morning.
The persistent heavy rain that has submerged northern and western Britain is now turning more showery as the low pressure area gradually fills and moves south. The showers have mainly happened over the south on Wednesday with a slowly drying out process over northern England.
During the next twenty four to forty eight hours, the low pressure area will be down over France and the Netherlands with very little shower over UK. A rather cloudy day and cool gentle northwest winds. An approaching Atlantic front will brings increasing clouds across the northwest region and some patchy light rain to western Scotland later in the day turning, a little more consistent by the evening.
A fairly narrow band of showers would happen over the southeast region by late afternoon as the weakening front would move in these parts. The weather is mainly clear but the northwest and especially western England would receive showers. Heavy showers are also expected at a few places for the western Highlands with a little snow over the highest tops.
New Delhi, With an overall seasonal deficiency of 15 percent, the southwest monsoon left the national capital Delhi on Tuesday. The total rainfall Delhi recorded during the period from June last week to till the date of withdrawal is 85.4 percent of the normal rainfall.
New Delhi, A new research has claimed that the extreme hot or cold temperatures could increase risk of premature death due to cardiovascular disease. Researchers examined the association between daily averages temperature and years of life lost owing to cardiovascular disease. Years of life lost measured premature death by estimating years of life lost according to average life expectancy.
New Delhi, A new research by the climate scientists at the Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore claims all-India mean temperature rise could reach up to 4.8 degrees by 2080s, if global CO2 emissions continue unabated. The new research also says India would be warmer by 1.7 to 2 degree Celsius as early as the 2030s. The research also indicates 4-5% rise in rainfall by the end of the century.
New Delhi, After beating New Zealand in the first match, Pakistan still has to defeat the weather and the Bangladesh team to seal a place in the super eight categories. The weather may prove problematic for the Pakistan team as a couple of showers or thundershowers are expected over Pallekele, the match venue in Kandy during the next twenty four hours.
New Delhi, Temperatures are heading towards higher thirties over the Northwest India. The dry north westerly winds are making their presence felt across the northwest region as the dry winds are increasingly taking away the remnants of the moisture residing here since June last. With this, the morning is becoming cooler and pleasant compared to the one prevailing over the region since onset of the monsoon in the subcontinent. While moving eastwards, such weather would further engulf remaining parts of the region.
New Delhi, After receiving rains for almost a week, the eastern and northeastern parts of the country would see decrease in the rainfall activities during the next twenty four to forty eight hours. Rains are likely over Orissa and north Andhra Pradesh during the next twenty four hours. Isolated showers would also occur along the West coast during the next twenty four hours.
New Delhi, Friday, September 21, As the north northwesterly winds set in over Delhi, indicating an end of this year monsoon season, the capital has been left high and dry as the rains have been as scanty as 17 below the normal rainfall.
New Delhi, Friday, September 21, The Arctic sea ice, a key indicator of climate change, melted to its lowest level on record this year before beginning its autumnal freeze. The extent of ice probably hit its low point on September 16, when it covered 1.32 million square miles (3.42 million square km) of the Arctic Ocean, the smallest amount since satellite records began 33 years ago. Changing weather conditions could further shrink the extent.
New Delhi, Friday, September 21, Rain is expected at many places over the northeast region during the next twenty four hours. During the same period, rain would occur at a few places over east and eastcentral regions. There is a reduction in rain along the west coast. Showers are likely to invade the eastern coast in Tamil Nadu as well as interior Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh during the next twenty four hours.
New Delhi, Thursday, September 20, Monsoon rain has finally said a goodbye to the northwest region with the arrival of the northwesterly winds but the weather over the region is likely to be pleasant during the next four to five days as the dry winds would not let you feel the heat.
New Delhi, Thursday, September 20, The surprising late surge of the southwest monsoon in Rajasthan continued for the fourth straight years turning the gray desert land into a green lush field. The rain after mid-August over the region has given way to gushing rivers and water bodies filled to the brim in Jaisalmer and Barmer districts.