Weather forecast for March 24: Brace for hotter days, Mumbai to touch 40°C soon
New Delhi, Mar 23: Have a look at the weather forecast for Bengaluru, Delhi, Mumbai, Rajasthan, Haryana and Punjab on March 24.
Bengaluru:
As
per
Skymet
weather,
Isolated
pockets
of
Kerala
and
Tamil
Nadu
might
receive
rain
and
thunderstorm
activities
for
a
short
period.
Warm
and
humid
weather
to
prevail
over
most
parts
of
Karnataka
and
Tamil
Nadu.
While,
Rayalaseema,
parts
of
North
Karnataka
might
witness
above
40°
temperature.
Sky
over
Bengaluru
would
remain
clear
with
isolated
patches
of
clouds.
Day
temperatures
to
remain
marginally
above
normal.
The
day
might
become
very
warm
with
maximums
touching
34°C.
However,
the
morning
will
be
pleasant
with
minimums
around
22°C.
Delhi:
Since
the
beginning
of
March,
Delhi
and
its
adjoining
areas
have
been
observing
on
and
off
rains
as
a
result
of
pre-Monsoon
activities.
With
the
continuation
of
this
trend,
the
National
Capital
Territory
will
once
again
get
drenched,
most
probably
on
March
25.
According
to
Skymet,
March
26
onward,
as
the
weather
systems
will
start
moving
away
eastwards,
the
weather
will
gradually
start
clearing
up.
Moreover,
in
wake
of
all
these
activities,
temperatures
will
start
rising
and
touch
40-degree
mark
around
the
second
week
of
April.
Mumbai:
The
states
of
Maharashtra
and
Gujarat
are
experiencing
dry
weather
conditions
at
present.
This
is
one
of
the
direst
months
for
Mumbai.
As
per
Skymet
weather,
Clear
sky
and
bright
sunshine
expected
with
the
warm
and
humid
day.
The
maximums
would
settle
around
35°C
with
minimums
somewhere
around
27°C.
Westerly
winds
with
a
speed
of
23
kmph
would
continue
to
blow
over
the
city.
Mumbai
would
reach
the
mark
of
38
to
40°C
during
the
next
72
hours.
Rajasthan,
Haryana
and
Punjab:
A
fresh
weather
system
is
the
form
of
a
Western
Disturbance
is
expected
to
approach
the
country
on
March
24.
This
system
will
induce
a
Cyclonic
Circulation
over
Western
parts
of
Rajasthan.
Therefore,
by
the
evening
or
night
of
March
24
scattered
rains
are
expected
to
commence
over
North
and
West
Rajasthan
as
well
as
over
parts
of
West
Haryana
and
West
Punjab.
By
the
morning
of
March
25,
rain
intensity
will
pick
up
pace
over
these
areas.