Weather forecast for November 7: Torrential showers to continue in Chennai

Light to moderate rains are possible over Interior Tamil Nadu including Chennai. Here is the weather forecast for Bengaluru, Chennai, Delhi, Hyderabad and Mumbai for November 7.

Bengaluru:

Bengaluru rains once again showed upon the city. Light spells occurred over the city in the last 48 hours. According to Skymet weather, these rains are due to a trough that is extending from the southwest Bay of Bengal off the Sri Lanka coast to Lakshadweep across the south of Kerala. However, the maximum temperature will be recorded around 26 degree Celsius and humidity will be around 76 percent.

Delhi:

Delhiites woke up to a mixture of haze and pollution in the air till forenoon and it started decreasing during the afternoon when the temperatures rose. According to Skymet weather, similar weather condition for the capital of the country and its adjoining regions is likely to continue for another 2-3 days. Meanwhile, the maximum temperature will be recorded around 31 degree Celsius and humidity will be around 49 percent.

Hyderabad:

South coastal parts of Andhra Pradesh have been witnessing moderate to heavy rains from the past few days. The city of Nizams will witness mostly cloudy weather activity on November 6. However, the maximum temperature will be recorded around 31 degree Celsius and humidity around 55 percent.

Mumbai:

The city of dreams will witness sunny weather on November 7. Meanwhile, the maximum temperature will be recorded around 34 degree Celsius and humidity around 42 percent.

Chennai:

As per Skymet Weather, torrential showers are expected to continue lashing the state for at least another 24 hours. After November 7, the rain intensity is likely to reduce gradually though on and off light to very light rains are expected to continue showing up. Meanwhile, the minimum temperatures will settle around 29 degrees but as the day progresses, rainy weather will take over.

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