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The daily rainfall is expected to exceed the normal at least for one week, between 10th and 17thSep. Also, the daily averages will decline, as the monsoon rolls over to the 2nd week of September and later. Monsoon withdrawal can be anticipated, commencing anytime after 23ndSeptember.
The depression will power the monsoon stream afresh and revive the weather activity from East Coast to West Coast and taking it further inland to plains of North India. Heavy to very heavy rains accompanied with weather hazards like lightning, thunderstorm, gale winds are expected in a staggered manner along the track of the system.
There is a possibility of fresh weather system emerging over Bay of Bengal in the next week. It will be little early to preempt its timing, track and intensity, at this stage.
The weather conditions will once again change over Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Punjab, Haryana and Rajasthan. The central parts of the country will also have a renewed wet spell, possibly lasting for 2-3days.
According to IMD, the Safdarjung Observatory, Delhi's primary weather station, has recorded a paltry 40 mm of rainfall against a normal of 222.9 mm so far this month.