In the second week of February, the weather of the country is showing many forms simultaneously. There are chances of rain and snowfall in the hilly states, while the day temperature has started increasing in the plains. A warning of strong and stormy winds over the sea has also been issued in some coastal areas. Due to the activation of different weather systems, the weather is changing rapidly in different parts of the country.
Pattern changed due to active seasonal system
According to the Meteorological Department, at present many weather systems are active simultaneously over the country. The subtropical western jet stream is flowing at a high speed over Northeast India. It is a strong air stream moving in the upper atmosphere, which directly affects the weather. Its speed is said to be around 125 knots and it is active at an altitude of about 12.6 kilometers. Due to this, fluctuations are being seen in the weather of North-Eastern states.
Two new western disturbances in the western Himalayas
The Meteorological Department has said that the Western Disturbance, which was active earlier, has now moved ahead and its effect has weakened. But now two new western disturbances are about to enter the western Himalayan region. The first system will be active from 13th February and the second from 16th February. Due to their effect, there is a possibility of rain in Jammu and Kashmir, Ladakh and Muzaffarabad on 13, 16 and 17 February. Snowfall may also occur in high altitude areas. There are chances of rain and snow in Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand also on 16 and 17 February.
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Impact of rain and fog in northeastern states
The cyclonic circulation over eastern Uttar Pradesh and northeastern Assam has now weakened. Due to this, the weather is gradually becoming normal in these areas. Arunachal Pradesh may receive light rain on 13 and 14 February. There is a possibility of dense fog at some places in Meghalaya in the morning till 13 February. Fog can reduce visibility and affect road and air traffic. People have been advised to be careful while traveling in the morning.
Temperature will increase in the plains
Day temperatures are gradually increasing in the plains of North India, especially Delhi-NCR and surrounding states. Light heat is starting to be felt in the afternoon. The temperature may increase further in the coming days. The night weather will remain slightly cool, but the difference in day and night temperatures will increase. The weather will be clear and the sun will be bright.
dry season in south india
The weather is expected to remain dry in most parts of South India. However, light rain may occur at some places. There is a possibility of strong and gusty winds over the sea in the coastal areas. Fishermen and people going into the sea have been advised to exercise caution. During strong winds, high waves can arise in the sea.
The Meteorological Department has said that the weather of February is changing rapidly. Different effects will be seen in different areas. People living in the mountains should be cautious about snowfall and rain. Take care of your health due to rising temperatures in the plains. Travel with caution in foggy areas. There is an appeal to the people to keep checking the latest weather updates of their area and prepare accordingly.
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