Weather: August 14 forecast, moderate rains likely in Mumbai
Weather 2017: Light rains may occur along with moderate spells at a few places cannot be ruled out over remaining parts of Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu and South Interior Karnataka. Here is the weather forecast for Bengaluru, Chennai, Delhi, Hyderabad and Mumbai for August 14.
Bengaluru:
Weathermen
expect
some
more
light
to
moderate
rains
over
Bengaluru
for
the
next
2
to
3
days.
Sky
will
remain
cloudy
to
overcast
throughout
the
day,
leading
to
pleasant
weather
conditions
over
the
garden
city.
However,
the
garden
city
would
witness
Scattered
Thunderstorms
on
August
14.
The
maximum
temperature
will
be
recorded
around
28
degree
Celsius
and
humidity
will
be
around
75
per
cent.
Delhi
As
per
weathermen
at
Skymet
Weather,
rain
and
thundershowers
are
not
expected
over
Delhi
for
at
least
next
2
to
3
days.
However,
the
capital
city
would
witness
partly
cloudy
weather
conditions
on
August
14.
The
maximum
temperature
will
be
recorded
around
34
degree
Celsius
and
Humidity
around
65
per
cent.
Hyderabad
According
to
Skymet
Weather,
the
reason
for
these
rains
can
be
attributed
to
a
trough
that
is
seen
extending
from
Jharkhand
to
Tamil
Nadu
across
Coastal
Andhra
Pradesh.
However,
the
city
will
witness
showers
on
August
14
with
the
maximum
temperature
of
30
degree
Celsius
and
humidity
around
80
per
cent.
Mumbai
As
per
Skymet
Weather,
light
to
moderate
rains
are
expected
over
Mumbai
during
the
next
24
to
48
hours.
However,
Mumbaikars
will
witness
rainy
weather
on
August
14.
The
maximum
temperature
will
be
recorded
around
30
degree
Celsius
and
humidity
around
79
per
cent.
Chennai
As
per
Skymet
Weather,
intermittent
light
rains
will
continue
over
Chennai
and
light
to
moderate
rains
are
likely
over
other
areas
of
Tamil
Nadu
for
the
next
24
hours.
Meanwhile,
scattered
Thunderstorms
is
expected
all
over
Chennai
on
August
14
and
the
maximum
temperature
will
be
recorded
around
33
degree
Celsius
and
Humidity
will
be
around
73
per
cent.
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