Bhopal: A strong Western disturbance is active in and around central Pakistan. It is expected to reach the Himalayan region by Monday night. Due to this effect, there is a possibility of heavy snowfall and rain. According to meteorologists, the process of snowfall may continue for two to three days. After this, as the western disturbance progresses, due to the cold winds, the minimum temperature in the plains will start to decline. This will cause the cold to rise again.
The trough (Dronika line) from the Arabian Sea to Punjab, induced cyclone over southwest Rajasthan, and an upper air cyclone over Rajasthan have changed winds. At present, the wind trend is south. Because of this, the humidity in the atmosphere is increasing. This has increased day and night temperatures. It is also raining in some places in the state.
According to experts, due to the effect of Western Disturbance, good snowfall is expected in the Himalayan region from Monday, but the minimum temperature will not fall in Madhya Pradesh due to the lack of wind. Three days later, due to the Western Disturbance, the induced cyclone over Rajasthan will weaken. This will change the trend of winds once again. Due to this, the clouds will start to clear and the weather will start to clear. As soon as the wind turns north, due to the cold winds, the minimum temperature will start falling again. It is important to note that day and night temperatures are continuously increasing due to cloudy conditions in most places of the state for the last three days. Due to this, cold is missing from the atmosphere.
