Monsoon likely to hit eastern India next week: Skymet

The start of the southwest monsoon over Kerala has been delayed by a week and is running behind its usual time over the west coast, southern peninsula, eastern India and central India. The delay is largely due to the impact of Cyclonic Storm Biparjoy, which has now weakened into a depression and has moved over Rajasthan.

The start of the southwest monsoon over Kerala has been delayed by a week and is running behind its usual time over the west coast, southern peninsula, eastern India and central India. The delay is largely due to the impact of Cyclonic Storm Biparjoy, which has now weakened into a depression and has moved over Rajasthan.

According to Skymet, strong southwesterly winds over the southeastern Arabian Sea will trigger active monsoon conditions over the Southern Peninsula. This increase is expected to facilitate the further advance of the monsoon in the region.

According to Skymet, strong southwesterly winds over the southeastern Arabian Sea will trigger active monsoon conditions over the Southern Peninsula. This increase is expected to facilitate the further advance of the monsoon in the region.

As the depression over Rajasthan dissipates, it is projected to re-emerge over central and eastern Uttar Pradesh as an area of ​​low pressure, drawing monsoonal currents from the Bay of Bengal. This climate change is expected to gradually increase rainfall over Bihar, Jharkhand and West Bengal from Sunday to Wednesday.

As the depression over Rajasthan dissipates, it is projected to re-emerge over central and eastern Uttar Pradesh as an area of ​​low pressure, drawing monsoonal currents from the Bay of Bengal. This climate change is expected to gradually increase rainfall over Bihar, Jharkhand and West Bengal from Sunday to Wednesday.

Skymet anticipates that the monsoon could reach eastern Uttar Pradesh on June 23. Despite expectations of heavy rains in Madhya Pradesh, residents of central India will have to wait a bit longer for the onset of the monsoon.

Skymet anticipates that the monsoon could reach eastern Uttar Pradesh on June 23. Despite expectations of heavy rains in Madhya Pradesh, residents of central India will have to wait a bit longer for the onset of the monsoon.

Although the rainy activities would intensify over Madhya Pradesh in the coming week, central India would have to wait a bit longer for the monsoon to make its appearance there, the private weather forecasting agency said.

Although the rainy activities would intensify over Madhya Pradesh in the coming week, central India would have to wait a bit longer for the monsoon to make its appearance there, the private weather forecasting agency said.

Meanwhile, the India Meteorological Department forecasts that heat wave conditions will persist in many regions of Vidarbha and Chhattisgarh for the next five days, and Odisha and Jharkhand for the next four days.

Meanwhile, the India Meteorological Department forecasts that heat wave conditions will persist in many regions of Vidarbha and Chhattisgarh for the next five days, and Odisha and Jharkhand for the next four days.

Similar weather patterns are also expected in coastal Andhra Pradesh, Yanam, Bihar and Gangetic West Bengal through Monday, and in Telangana and East Uttar Pradesh over the weekend, with a gradual decline thereafter.

Similar weather patterns are also expected in coastal Andhra Pradesh, Yanam, Bihar and Gangetic West Bengal through Monday, and in Telangana and East Uttar Pradesh over the weekend, with a gradual decline thereafter.

Warm conditions overnight are likely to continue in isolated parts of eastern Madhya Pradesh, Vidarbha and Chhattisgarh until Monday.

Warm conditions overnight are likely to continue in isolated parts of eastern Madhya Pradesh, Vidarbha and Chhattisgarh until Monday.