The Tamil Nadu Meteorological Department has issued a weather alert, forecasting widespread rain and thunderstorms across the state over the next six days. Residents are advised to stay cautious and plan activities accordingly. Thunderstorms Expected in Several Districts According to meteorologists, districts in northern, western, and coastal Tamil Nadu are likely to witness moderate to.
The weather in Punjab and Chandigarh is expected to change from today as the India Meteorological Department (IMD) has predicted thunderstorms and light to moderate rainfall in several areas. According to meteorological officials, the weather activity is likely to continue till March 19, bringing relief from rising temperatures across the region. The shift in weather.
Several parts of the western Himalayan region witnessed fresh snowfall and rainfall, bringing a noticeable drop in temperatures across the mountains. Areas in Jammu and Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand experienced light snowfall and rain due to a Western Disturbance affecting the region. According to weather reports, snowfall occurred mainly in the higher altitudes of.
The weather in Punjab and Chandigarh is expected to change from March 14 as the India Meteorological Department (IMD) has predicted rain, thunderstorms and strong winds across several districts. According to the latest forecast, the region may experience unstable weather conditions for about four days due to the impact of a western disturbance over northwest.
Delhi is experiencing unusually warm weather for early March, with the temperature expected to reach around 35°C–37°C on Wednesday (March 11, 2026). The minimum temperature is likely to remain near 20°C–21°C, according to weather forecasts. Clear skies and strong sunshine since morning are contributing to the rising mercury. Weather experts say the city has already.
The India Meteorological Department has issued a heatwave alert for parts of Himachal Pradesh, while forecasting rain, snowfall, hailstorms and strong winds from March 11 due to a Western Disturbance.
Heatwave conditions intensify across Haryana as Mahendragarh records 36.2°C. The India Meteorological Department says dry weather is likely to continue until March 12.
Punjab and Chandigarh are witnessing unusually high temperatures for early March, with daytime heat resembling conditions normally seen in April or May. Bright sunshine and dry weather have pushed temperatures several degrees above normal across the region. According to meteorological observations, many parts of Punjab recorded maximum temperatures above 32°C, while Patiala registered the highest.
Punjab and Chandigarh are witnessing an early spell of intense heat in March, with temperatures rising significantly above normal levels. According to the India Meteorological Department (IMD), the region is likely to experience clear skies and dry weather with no significant rainfall expected until around March 13–14, leading to rising daytime temperatures and heatwave-like conditions..
