Weather forecast for Sep 30: Rain likely to continue in Mumbai for next few days
New Delhi, Sep 29: Here is the weather forecast for Bengaluru, Delhi, Hyderabad and Chennai for September 30.
Bengaluru
The
weathermen
at
Skymet
Weather
have
forecast
that
Rain
intensity
is
likely
to
be
more
over
the
southern
districts,
where
as
only
light
rains
will
occur
over
the
northern
parts.
Coastal
parts
of
Karnataka
along
with
few
western
parts
will
witness
good
rains.
Meanwhile
light
rainfall
is
likely
over
the
eastern
parts
of
the
state.
Meanwhile,
the
maximum
temperature
will
be
recorded
around
32
degree
Celsius
and
humidity
will
be
around
69
per
cent.
Delhi:
Delhi
received
moderate
to
heavy
rains
due
to
the
effect
of
a
Low-Pressure
Area
which
was
persisting
over
Haryana
and
a
Western
Disturbance
persisting
over
Jammu
&
Kashmir
and
Himachal
Pradesh.
As
per
Skymet
weather,
rise
in
day
temperatures
by
a
couple
of
degrees
in
the
next
few
days.
However,
morning
and
night
are
expected
to
remain
comfortable.
The
maximum
temperature
will
be
recorded
around
34
degree
Celsius
and
humidity
will
be
around
61
per
cent.
Hyderabad:
As
per
Skymet
weather,
rain
and
thundershower
activities
are
expected
to
continue
mainly
towards
afternoon
and
late
evening
over
most
parts
of
Interior
Andhra
Pradesh
and
Telangana.
Meanwhile,
the
maximum
temperature
would
be
recorded
around
31
degree
Celsius
and
humidity
around
79
per
cent.
Chennai:
As
per
Skymet
weather,
At
present,
a
trough
is
extending
from
the
Tamil
Nadu
Coast
to
Maharashtra
Coast
across
Kerala
and
Karnataka.Due
to
the
presence
of
this
weather
system,
many
parts
of
Konkan
and
South
Maharashtra
are
receiving
rains
since
the
last
few
days.
Meanwhile,
the
maximum
temperature
would
be
recorded
around
32
degree
Celsius
and
humidity
around
69
per
cent.
Mumbai:
As
per
Skymet
weather,
Along
with
this,
moderate
rains
were
also
observed
over
some
places
of
South
Madhya
Maharashtra
and
a
few
parts
over
the
Mumbai
region,
with
light
rain
over
the
city
of
Mumbai.
Meanwhile,
the
maximum
temperature
would
be
recorded
around
34
degree
Celsius
and
humidity
around
66
per
cent.
Thiruvananthpuram:
The
state
of
Kerala
has
been
among
the
best
performers
during
this
Monsoon
season
and
at
present
is
rain
surplus
by
23%.
Whereas,
Karnataka
is
receiving
near
normal
rains
and
is
deficient
by
only
6%.
As
per
Skymet
weather,
However,
during
the
last
24
hours,
moderate
to
heavy
rainfall
activity
was
observed
over
the
state
of
Kerala.
Meanwhile,
the
maximum
temperature
would
be
recorded
around
31
degree
Celsius
and
humidity
around
79
per
cent.