Current Weather Outlook: Foggy Delhi, Snowfall in Himachal, Rain Showers Nationwide

Meteorologists warn that a new western disturbance arriving tonight could alter weather across northern India, ushering rain and snow in the Himalayan belt while several plains states face fog and scattered showers.

The capital, Delhi, will be shrouded in moderate fog, with temperatures fluctuating between a maximum of 28 °C and a minimum of 14 °C. No rain is forecast for the city, and the foggy conditions are expected to persist until mid‑November.

Uttar Pradesh will experience a generally normal day, but a light fog will linger in the morning. Bihar is likely to have a thin to moderate morning mist, and Jharkhand’s north‑eastern, central and south‑eastern areas may receive occasional light rain today and tomorrow.

Rajasthan’s weather remains dry across all districts, with no precipitation expected and no alerts for strong winds or thunderstorms. The western part of the state continues to feel high temperatures.

The western disturbance will bring mixed precipitation to the Himalayan region: Himachal Pradesh’s higher terrain may see light rain turning into snow, Uttarakhand’s hill districts could get rain with possible snow above 3 300 m, and Jammu & Kashmir may also receive light showers or snowfall within the next 48 hours.

In the far‑east, the northeastern states—Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Meghalaya, Nagaland, Manipur, Mizoram and Tripura—are forecast for light to moderate rain up to 12 Nov, with a possibility of heavy rain on 11 Nov. In southern India, heavy rainfall is expected today in Tamil Nadu, Puducherry and Karaikal, while Kerala and Mahé are under a heavy‑rain alert.