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Now, the situation is all set to change with the first dust storm is likely to make an appearance over Punjab and Haryana. Delhi also stands an outside chance with parts of extreme West Rajasthan also likely to see similar weather activities.
Maximum temperatures in Delhi could even touch 42 degrees, which is about 8 degrees above the normal levels. No other weather is expected to be seen and dry conditions are likely for the coming days, paving way for higher temperatures.
Southern parts of the country have been receiving some rainfall in fact, during the last 24 hours, moderate rainfall has been seen over parts of Tamil Nadu Kerala as well as coastal Karnataka while light rainfall was seen in some more parts of south India.
The system is expected to persist for some time and then possibly the system is expected to affect Sri Lanka largely, that too its eastern and southern coast. As far as the Tamil Nadu coast is concerned, it is expected to remain mostly dry and not much is expected due to this weather system.
Other than this, due to absence of any weather system, no rainfall activities are expected to be seen for the next few days at least. It is only around 20th March, that some rainfall activity may be seen.