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A Cyclonic Circulation is over Southwest and Southcentral Bay of Bengal. Very soon, the system is expected to induce a low-pressure area, which will move in a westerly direction towards Tamil Nadu Coast.
After crossing the coast, the depression weakened as a low pressure and has almost dissipated. At present, a Cyclonic Circulation is persisting over South Interior Karnataka, due to which one or two heavy rains are possible over Karnataka during the next 2 days. Heavy reduction in rain activities has now been observed over Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh.
The low-pressure area over the Arabian Sea will turn into a well-marked low pressure very soon. It may intensify into a depression in subsequent 24 hours. A low-pressure area will develop over southeast and central Bay of Bengal around November 9. This low-pressure area is likely to move in a west-northwest direction and reach south Tamil Nadu coast
Mumbai rains may make an appearance between November 5 and 8. These showers will be unseasonal and will not be heavy at all. Rainfall will be patchy in nature, and light in intensity over the city of Mumbai and its suburbs. Clouding may persist and the city may see a few rainy spells.
Week long rains are expected to be seen over many parts of South India. In fact, in addition to the five subdivisions that come under the Northeast Monsoon regime, the upcoming rains will also extend to Telangana and North Interior Karnataka. Simultaneously, it may give some rains over Goa and Mumbai as well.