Guwahati: After a week of biting cold and scattered rainfall, the Indian Meteorology Department (IMD) has predicted lightweight rainfall to being in the northeastern part of the northeastern state in the next five days.
Cyclone circulation has been developed above West Assam and its environment between 1.5 km and an average of 2.5 km of sea level.
IMD said solid fog would likely include isolated or several parts of Assam, Meghalaya, Nagaland, Manipur, Mizoram and Tripura in the next 24 hours.
There are no significant changes in the estimated minimum temperature.
However, the maximum temperature can increase results in warmer days than last week.
The minimum temperature in Assam will be around 10 degrees Celsius, 9 degrees Celsius in Arunachal Pradesh, 4 degrees Celsius in Meghalaya, 9 degrees Celsius in Nagaland, 5-6 degrees Celsius in Manipur, 6-7 degrees Celsius in Mizoram and 13-14 degrees Celsius in Tripura.
The maximum temperature in Assam can touch 24 degrees Celsius, 15 degrees Celsius in Meghalaya, 23 degrees Celsius in Nagaland, 25 degrees Celsius in Manipur, 24 degrees Celsius in Mizoram and 29 degrees Celsius in Tripura.
Sanjay O’Neil Shaw, Deputy Director General of Meteorology Central Meteorology, Guwahati.
said, “Tripura is likely to experience warmer weather compared to other NE countries because rainfall is less predictable for it.”