New Delhi: As Diwali approaches, a mild chill has started settling across much of the country, though sunshine continues to warm many regions during the day. According to the Meteorological Department, this balanced weather is expected to hold steady through Diwali, with only the hilly areas anticipating notable changes. By early November, these regions could experience light snowfall, bringing a noticeable dip in temperatures.
Delhi NCR Braces for Rising Pollution Amid Mild Cold
Today, on October 30, Delhi NCR is forecasted to see clear skies with typical daytime temperatures but mild cold and fog overnight. Pollution levels, however, continue to be a concern, as breathing difficulties are reported due to rising air quality issues. Experts warn that pollution may increase even further during Diwali festivities, with daytime highs reaching up to 35°C and nighttime lows around 20°C.
Rajasthan and UP Face Temperature Swings, Rain Expected in Parts of UP
Rajasthan sees daytime temperatures soaring above 35°C, though nighttime brings cooler relief. According to the Meteorological Department, dry weather will continue through the end of October, with the start of November bringing the first chills of the season. Meanwhile, weather changes are underway in Uttar Pradesh, with rain forecast tomorrow in Prayagraj, Sant Ravidas Nagar, Varanasi, and nearby regions. After Diwali, a more pronounced cold front is expected to settle in.
Coastal States on Rain Alert: Karnataka, Kerala, and Tamil Nadu
Rainfall is expected in Karnataka’s coastal areas on October 31, prompting authorities to issue a yellow alert. Light showers are also likely across parts of Kerala, Tamil Nadu, and both coastal and southern Karnataka in the coming days, signaling a seasonal shift as winter approaches.
