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Weather activity will be light and scattered on the 22nd and 23rd of May. Spread and intensity will increase from the 24th. Mercury will take a significant dip during this period over most parts. Cloudy sky, moderate breeze and intermittent rain will take away the heat.

Unseasonal rains, hailstorms and strong thunderstorms will continue in Madhya Pradesh for the time being. Although there was some relief from rain and hail on Wednesday, cloudy weather conditions remained in Bhopal. Now the new system has become active from March 22, which will remain till March

All the four subdivisions of Maharashtra along with contiguous Telangana will be in for adverse weather between 15th and 19th March 2023. Thunderstorm activity could be more severe for Telangana and Vidarbha between 16th and 18th March.

In view of the increasing cold wave in North India, the Jharkhand government on Sunday issued a notice to close both government and private schools for students of Classes KG to 5 in the state till January 14

In an exclusive interview with ANI, RK Jenanmani, a weather scientist at IMD said, "The Delhi Universitys Ridge area recorded a minimum of 1.5 degrees Celsius today, which is the lowest recorded this season." Winter Vacation: Government and Private Schools in Jharkhand to Remain Closed Till January 14 Due to Cold Wave.

IMD has predicted very dense fog conditions over Uttar Pradesh along with severe cold wave conditions. 

In view of the increasing cold wave in North India, the District Magistrate of Patna, Chandrashekhar Singh on Saturday issued a notice to close both government and private schools up to Class 10 in the state till January 14.

Bhandara, Chandrapur, Nagpur, Gondia and Wardha are likely to have rain and thundershowers on 21stSep. The rain belt will extend further to reach Amravati, Akola, Jalna, Aurangabad, Dhule, Jalgaon and Nandurbar, the next day on 22ndSep. Significant rains will vacate the entire region on 23rdSep and only cloudy sky with light drizzle is likely for the subsequent 48hr.

Low pressure area marked over Coastal Odisha, now lies over interior parts of the state and South Chhattisgarh. The convergence zone of the system extends right up to Marathwada and Madhya Maharashtra.

Under the influence of streaming westerlies, Mumbai is heading for incessant rains over the next 3 days, with a peak on 07thJuly. Rainfall in excess of 100mm is likely on daily basis. This hat trick of 3 figure downpour on successive days will take the monthly total to beyond 1000mm.