Weather forecast for October 30: Cloudy conditions expected in Bengaluru

Light rain and thundershowers are likely over south coastal Andhra Pradesh, South Interior and coastal Karnataka. Here is the weather forecast for Bengaluru, Chennai, Delhi, Hyderabad and Mumbai for October 30.

Bengaluru:

Rains have remained absent in the garden city. However, dry weather conditions are likely to prevail in Bengaluru on October 30. Thereafter, rainy spells of light to moderate intensity will commence from October 31 that will last for a few days until November 4. Meanwhile, the maximum temperature will be recorded around 28 degree Celsius and humidity will be around 63 percent.

Delhi:

Delhiites have been witnessing dry weather conditions. However, the dry weather conditions are likely to prevail on October 30 as well. Meanwhile, the maximum temperature will be recorded around 31 degree Celsius and humidity will be around 42 percent.

Hyderabad:

The city of Nizams have been witnessing dry weather activity since last many days. Due to the absence of any good showers, the maximums have also scrolled up a few notches from the normal. Meanwhile, sunny and warm weather conditions are likely to prevail in Hyderabad on October 30. However, the maximum temperature will be recorded around 31 degree Celsius and humidity around 56 per cent.

Mumbai:

Mumbai has been witnessing dry weather since past few days. Thereafter, mostly sunny weather is expected on October 30. These weather conditions are likely because of cyclonic circulation in Goa coast. However, the maximum temperature will be recorded around 35 degree Celsius and humidity around 46 per cent.

Chennai:

According to Skymet weather, Northeast Monsoon that rains over Kerala and Tamil Nadu are likely to continue. Also, the intensity of these rains is further expected to increase significantly over Tamil Nadu. Meanwhile, the minimum temperatures will settle around 28 degrees but as the day progresses, rainy weather will take over.

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