India will see weather changes in the coming days as IMD has forecast rainfall, snowfall and the formation of low pressure over the Bay of Bengal. A Western Disturbance is expected to influence weather across the Western Himalayan Region till November 13, which will bring rain and snowfall in several areas.
Parts of southern India (Tamil Nadu, Puducherry, Karaikal and Kerala) are also likely to receive heavy rainfall on certain dates. Around November 13, a low-pressure area is expected to form over the Southeast Bay of Bengal and may intensify into a well-marked low-pressure area within the next 24 hours.
The Western Disturbance is expected to bring widespread rain and snowfall over parts of the Western Himalayan Region till November 13. The impact will be more in higher altitude areas where temperatures and atmospheric conditions are favourable for snowfall.
Kashmir Valley may witness isolated heavy rainfall or snowfall on November 12. Residents, tourists and people travelling through mountainous regions have been asked to be alert as rainfall and snowfall could disrupt road connectivity and travel plans in some places; slippery roads and reduced visibility may also pose problems for commuters in affected areas.
Southern India will also see spells of heavy rainfall during the next few days. IMD has forecast isolated heavy rainfall over Tamil Nadu, Puducherry and Karaikal on November 10 and 11; another spell of heavy rain over these areas is expected on November 15 and 16.
Rainfall activity may provide some relief from dry weather in some parts, but intense downpour can lead to waterlogging, traffic congestion and localised flooding (especially in low-lying areas). People living in vulnerable areas should monitor weather updates and take precautions when heavy rain occurs.
Kerala and Mahe are also expected to receive isolated heavy rain on November 16. Rainfall is likely in some districts (especially where showers are intense over a short period of time). Local authorities and residents should be cautious as water may accumulate, roads may become slippery, and transportation may be disrupted; commuters should allow extra travel time during heavy showers and not cross flooded roads or streams; farmers and people involved in outdoor activities should also plan their daily work taking into account the rainfall forecast.
#WeatherUpdate | Rainfall & snowfall alert Rainfall & Snowfall Alerts Across India; Low Pressure Area Likely Over Southeast Bay of Bengal A Western Disturbance is likely to bring rainfall and snowfall over the Western Himalayan Region till 13th November, with isolated heavy rainfall/snowfall over Kashmir Valley on 12th November. Isolated heavy rainfall is also likely over Tamil Nadu, Puducherry & Karaikal on 10th–11th and 15th–16th November, and Kerala & Mahe on 16th November. Meanwhile, a Low Pressure Area is likely to form over the Southeast Bay of Bengal around 13th November and subsequently become a Well Marked Low Pressure Area within the next 24 hours. @Indiametdept
— DD News (@DDNewslive) November 10, 2026
Meanwhile, another weather system is brewing over the Bay of Bengal. A low-pressure area will form over the Southeast Bay of Bengal around November 13, and it may strengthen into a well-marked low-pressure area in the next 24 hours, said an official from IMD. Low pressure systems bring changes in wind patterns, cloud formation and rainfall activity; their movement and development affect weather over surrounding maritime areas and parts of the Indian mainland also.
Formation of a low-pressure area does not necessarily mean that a cyclone will develop. How far it moves, how intense it becomes and what impact it has on the region will depend on atmospheric and oceanic conditions prevailing at that time.
The development over the Southeast Bay of Bengal will be watched closely because weather systems that originate in this region can affect rainfall along India’s eastern and southern coasts. Depending on how the system develops, additional rainfall activity could develop over parts of southern and eastern India as well.
Meteorologists will monitor the system to see if it intensifies further and whether any additional weather warnings are required. People living near the coast should not rely on unverified reports or speculation about possible cyclonic activity.
Rainfall and snowfall are expected in different parts of the country, so people should monitor official IMD forecasts and announcements from local administration. People travelling to the Himalayas should check road and weather conditions before starting their journey (especially around 12 November).
Commuters in southern states should be prepared for heavy showers on forecast dates and do not travel unnecessarily during intense rainfall. Precautions, timely weather information and awareness of local advisories will minimise risks related to changing weather conditions.
All told, the Western Disturbance, heavy rainfall over southern states and a low-pressure area over the Southeast Bay of Bengal are what make these days important weather-wise. While rain and snowfall are likely in the Western Himalayas, parts of Tamil Nadu, Puducherry, Karaikal and Kerala will get heavy showers. The weather system over the Bay of Bengal will also be watched closely as meteorologists gauge how it develops further and how it will affect India’s weather.
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