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THE #DLG+2 DISPATCH (GLOBAL EDITION)
as on 28th MAY, 2025 / WEDNESDAY
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A Big Hello and A Very Good Moring to Readers and Viewers,
Today is WEDNESDAY, 27th MAY, 2025, and here we go with our THE #DLG+2 DISPATCH / THE DATELINE GUJARAT DISPATCH, - THE WEATHER WIRES ...
Extreme Weather Batters the Globe: Is Climate Change Tightening Its Grip?
In the last 24 hours, the world has witnessed a flurry of severe weather events that have left communities reeling and experts pointing to the growing influence of climate change. From massive hailstorms in Texas to an early monsoon drenching India, nature seems to be sending a loud message.
Let’s dive into the chaos and what it means for our planet.
Starting with the United States, Texas was hammered by huge hailstones up to 15 cm in diameter across several counties, causing significant damage to property and vehicles. Alongside this, a tornado tore through areas near Menard, Texas, adding to the state’s woes. Such extreme weather isn’t just a one-off; it’s part of a pattern where warming temperatures are supercharging storms, making them more intense and unpredictable. Climate scientists have long warned that rising global temperatures increase atmospheric moisture, fueling such violent weather phenomena.
Halfway across the world, India is grappling with its own weather drama. The monsoon arrived early, bringing heavy rains and triggering red alerts in several regions. While the monsoon is a lifeline for India’s agriculture, its early onset and intensity are raising eyebrows. Experts link this to climate change, which is altering monsoon patterns, making them erratic and harder to predict. Farmers, who rely on timely rains, now face uncertainty, while urban areas brace for flooding.
This early deluge is a stark reminder that India, with its vast population and vulnerable infrastructure, needs urgent climate resilience measures.
Elsewhere, Oman was engulfed by a sandstorm, reducing visibility and disrupting daily life. Meanwhile, Japan felt the earth shake with a 5.1 magnitude earthquake in Hokkaido, a reminder of the planet’s restless geology, which, while not directly tied to climate change, adds to the sense of a world under strain.
These events, happening within a single day, paint a grim picture. Climate change isn’t some distant threat—it’s here, reshaping weather patterns and hitting us with nature’s fury. The science is clear: burning fossil fuels pumps greenhouse gases into the atmosphere, trapping heat and destabilizing weather systems.
Yet, governments and industries worldwide are dragging their feet on cutting emissions. In India, where coal still powers much of the economy, the push for renewables likes solar and wind is growing but not fast enough to keep pace with the climate crisis.
On the ground, people are paying the price. In Texas, farmers and homeowners are left picking up the pieces after hail and tornadoes. In India, early monsoons mean flooded streets and disrupted lives. In Oman, sandstorms choke communities. These aren’t just weather updates; they’re wake-up calls.
Adaptation—better infrastructure, early warning systems, and climate-smart
agriculture—is critical. But adaptation alone won’t cut it. The world needs to double down on mitigation: slashing emissions, protecting forests, and shifting to sustainable energy.
The past 24 hours show that no corner of the globe is immune. Whether it’s hail in Texas, rains in India, or sandstorms in Oman, the climate crisis s a global problem demanding global solutions. India, with its growing influence, must lead by example—ramping up clean energy and pushing for stronger international climate action. If we don’t act fast, today’s headlines will be tomorrow’s norm. The question is: will we listen before it’s too late?
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THE CLIMATE & WEATHER SCAN
As i scan the online and offline space to learn about the Weather Updates, worldwide in India as well in Gujarat, what i read is that, weather is ...
A World in Flux: From Linda Ronstadt’s Regrets to Nature’s Fury
This week’s news paints a vivid picture of human emotions and nature’s unpredictability, bridging personal reflections with global challenges. From a legendary singer’s cringe-worthy musical memory to relentless weather upheavals across continents, the stories unfolding demand our attention.
Starting with a touch of nostalgia, American singer Linda Ronstadt, whose voice once defined an era, has revealed a song she can’t bear to hear. In a candid interview with American Songwriter, Ronstadt admitted that her rendition of “Heatwave” makes her wince every time it plays. “I cringe when it comes on the radio,” she said, citing discomfort with how her voice sounded in the 1970s cover of the Motown classic. Despite her stellar career, blending country, rock, and pop, this one track remains a sore spot, reminding us that even icons have their moments of self-doubt. It’s a humanising glimpse into the life of a star who, despite her Grammy-laden legacy, isn’t immune to the sting of artistic regret.
Shifting gears to the whims of weather, the UK is bracing for a climatic rollercoaster. According to The Mirror, Britain is set for a topsy-turvy spell with temperatures yo-yoing—rising, dipping sharply, and climbing again. This erratic pattern, driven by clashing weather systems, is leaving Brits scrambling to adapt. It’s a stark reminder of how climate change is making weather less predictable, challenging daily life and long-term planning alike.
Across the Irish Sea, Wales is grappling with more immediate concerns. Wales Online reports that flood alerts have been issued along the Welsh coastline as heavy rain and high winds batter the region. Coastal communities are on edge, with authorities urging vigilance as tides and storms conspire to wreak havoc. The situation underscores the growing threat of extreme weather, a global issue that spares no corner of the world.
That threat is painfully evident in the United States, where the Ozarks region is reeling from severe flooding. KY3 details how torrential rains have washed out roads and bridges, disrupting lives and infrastructure. Local resident Joshua Roberts noted, “We’re used to flooding, but this magnitude is something else.” Emergency services are stretched thin, and the damage serves as a grim warning of nature’s power when unchecked.
Halfway across the globe, Australia is grappling with its own deluge. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, quoted in The Straits Times, warned that recovery from recent floods could take months. The devastation, coupled with power outages and fallen trees reported by WA Today, highlights the compounding challenges of rebuilding in the face of recurring natural disasters. Australia’s resilience is being tested, much like its global counterparts.
Closer to home, Maharashtra is bearing the brunt of nature’s wrath. The Times of India reports that heavy rains have damaged over 3,000 hectares of crops, threatening livelihoods and driving up vegetable prices. Farmers are staring at losses, and consumers will soon feel the pinch at local markets. This comes at a time when India is already grappling with inflation, making the economic ripple effects all the more worrisome.
Meanwhile, meteorologists are sounding alarms about an early start to the tropical storm season. The Independent suggests that the first tropical storm of 2025 could arrive sooner than usual, potentially intensifying the challenges faced by vulnerable regions. With climate patterns shifting, the world must brace for more frequent and severe weather events.
Commentary: These stories, though disparate, weave a common thread—humanity’s vulnerability in the face of nature and personal reflection. Linda Ronstadt’s cringe at “Heatwave” reminds us that even the most accomplished among us carry regrets, a humbling parallel to our collective struggle against unpredictable weather. From Wales to the Ozarks, Australia to Maharashtra, the relentless rains and winds signal a planet in distress. The early tropical storm warning only amplifies the urgency for global action on climate change. As vegetable prices rise in India and recovery drags on in Australia, the economic and human toll of these events cannot be ignored. It’s high time for policymakers, communities, and individuals to prioritise resilience—be it through sustainable farming, robust infrastructure, or global cooperation to mitigate climate impacts. Just as Ronstadt faced her musical misstep, we must confront these challenges head-on, learning from each storm to build a more prepared tomorrow.
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THE WORLD OUTLOOK
So, let us see, as to how is weather panning across the world today ...
Providing a detailed weather outlook for May 28, 2025, across multiple global regions is challenging due to the inherent unpredictability of weather beyond a few days and the lack of specific daily forecasts in the available data for that exact date. However, I can offer a synthesized outlook based on seasonal climate predictions from sources like the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) and NOAA, which provide probabilistic forecasts for temperature and precipitation for the May–July 2025 period, as well as general climatological patterns. Since daily weather specifics (e.g., exact temperatures, wind speeds, or storm events) are not available for a future date like May 28, 2025, I’ll focus on likely conditions based on these seasonal trends, regional climate characteristics, and any relevant shorter-term patterns. I’ll also highlight where data is limited and assumptions are made.
Below is a region-by-region weather outlook for May 28, 2025, tailored to the South Pacific (Australia, New Zealand), Asia, Eurasia, Middle East, Africa, Europe, Latin America, Caribbean, North America (Mexico, US, Canada), and the Polar regions (Antarctic, Arctic). Each section includes expected temperature and precipitation patterns, with notes on potential weather events where applicable.
South Pacific (Australia, New Zealand)
- Temperature: The WMO’s Global Seasonal Climate Update for May–July 2025 indicates a high probability of above-normal temperatures across Australia and New Zealand due to widespread above-average sea surface temperatures (SSTs) in surrounding oceans, except in the near-equatorial central Pacific. On May 28, expect warmer-than-average conditions, with Australia likely seeing daytime highs in the range of 20–30°C (68–86°F) in coastal areas like Sydney or Melbourne, and hotter in inland regions (potentially 30–35°C or 86–95°F). New Zealand’s temperatures may range from 15–22°C (59–72°F) in places like Auckland or Christchurch, reflecting late autumn warmth.
- Precipitation: Enhanced probabilities for above-normal rainfall are forecast for northern and western Australia, extending southeastward. On May 28, northern Australia (e.g., Darwin) may see scattered showers or thunderstorms, with rainfall amounts of 5–15 mm possible. Southern Australia and New Zealand have a weaker signal for rainfall, suggesting mostly dry conditions with a chance of light showers (0–5 mm) in coastal areas like Melbourne or Wellington, typical of late autumn.
- Other Conditions: Expect partly cloudy skies in Australia, with potential for gusty winds in southern coastal areas due to passing frontal systems. New Zealand may experience breezy conditions in the South Island, with winds of 20–40 km/h possible.
Asia
- Temperature: The WMO predicts above-normal temperatures across most of Asia, particularly in the Arabian Peninsula extending to Eastern Asia. On May 28, expect hot conditions in South Asia (e.g., India, Pakistan) with temperatures of 30–40°C (86–104°F), though the Indian subcontinent may see slightly weaker warmth compared to eastern regions. Southeast Asia (e.g., Thailand, Vietnam) will likely have temperatures of 28–35°C (82–95°F), while East Asia (e.g., China, Japan) may range from 20–30°C (68–86°F).
- Precipitation: Enhanced probabilities for above-normal rainfall are forecast over the Indian subcontinent, Bay of Bengal, and Southeast Asia. On May 28, expect monsoon-like showers or thunderstorms in India (e.g., Mumbai, Delhi) with 10–20 mm of rain possible, potentially higher in localized areas. Southeast Asia may see heavy showers (15–30 mm), especially in coastal regions like Bangkok. Eastern Asia has a weaker signal, suggesting partly cloudy skies with light rain (0–5 mm) in places like Shanghai or Tokyo.
- Other Conditions: High humidity is likely in South and Southeast Asia due to pre-monsoon or monsoon activity. Northern Asia (e.g., Siberia) may see stable, warm conditions with clear skies.
Eurasia
- Temperature: Eurasia, particularly from the Arabian Peninsula to Eastern Asia and parts of Europe, is expected to have above-normal temperatures. On May 28, western Russia and Central Asia may experience 20–30°C (68–86°F), while eastern Russia (e.g., Siberia) could see 15–25°C (59–77°F), reflecting late spring warmth.
- Precipitation: Below-normal rainfall is forecast for the southern Arabian Peninsula extending into Central Asia, suggesting dry conditions on May 28 with minimal precipitation (0–2 mm) in places like Kazakhstan or Uzbekistan. Eastern Europe and western Central Asia may also see below-normal rainfall, with mostly clear skies and a slight chance of light showers (0–5 mm).
- Other Conditions: A weakened jet stream due to a sudden stratospheric warming event earlier in 2025 could lead to stable, warm high-pressure systems dominating much of Eurasia, with occasional gusty winds (20–30 km/h) in open steppe regions.
Middle East
- Temperature: The WMO highlights the Arabian Peninsula as having a high probability of above-normal temperatures. On May 28, expect very hot conditions, with daytime highs of 35–45°C (95–113°F) in cities like Riyadh, Dubai, or Baghdad, typical of late spring in the region.
- Precipitation: Below-normal rainfall is forecast for the southern Arabian Peninsula, indicating dry conditions on May 28. Expect clear skies with negligible precipitation (0–1 mm) across most of the Middle East.
- Other Conditions: High heat indices due to low humidity and intense sunshine are likely. Dust storms could develop in arid areas like Saudi Arabia or Iraq if winds increase (20–40 km/h).
Africa
- Temperature: Most of Africa, including northern Africa and Madagascar, is expected to have above-normal temperatures. On May 28, northern Africa (e.g., Egypt, Algeria) may see 30–40°C (86–104°F), while sub-Saharan Africa (e.g., Nigeria, Kenya) could range from 25–35°C (77–95°F). Southern Africa has a weaker signal for warmth, with temperatures likely in the 20–28°C (68–82°F) range.
- Precipitation: Rainfall predictions show no clear signal for most of Africa, except for enhanced above-normal rainfall in equatorial regions. On May 28, expect scattered showers or thunderstorms in equatorial Africa (e.g., Congo, Uganda) with 5–15 mm of rain possible. Northern and southern Africa are likely to be dry, with clear skies and minimal precipitation (0–2 mm).
- Other Conditions: High humidity in equatorial regions may lead to muggy conditions. Dust and haze could affect visibility in the Sahel and Sahara.
Europe
- Temperature: Europe is forecast to have above-normal temperatures for May–July 2025. On May 28, expect warm late-spring conditions, with temperatures of 20–30°C (68–86°F) in western Europe (e.g., France, Germany) and 15–25°C (59–77°F) in northern Europe (e.g., Scandinavia). Southern Europe (e.g., Spain, Italy) may see 25–35°C (77–95°F).
- Precipitation: Eastern Europe and western Central Asia have enhanced probabilities for below-normal rainfall, suggesting mostly dry conditions on May 28 with clear skies and light showers (0–5 mm) possible in places like Poland or Ukraine. Western Europe has no strong signal, but localized showers (5–10 mm) could occur in areas like the UK or France.
- Other Conditions: Stable high-pressure systems may dominate, leading to sunny conditions in much of Europe. A weakened jet stream could reduce storm activity, but coastal areas may see breezy conditions (15–30 km/h).
Latin America
- Temperature: South America, particularly north of 20°S, is expected to have above-normal temperatures. On May 28, northern South America (e.g., Brazil, Colombia) may see 28–35°C (82–95°F), while southern areas (e.g., Argentina, Chile) could range from 10–20°C (50–68°F) due to late autumn cooling.
- Precipitation: Northwest South America has enhanced probabilities for above-normal rainfall, suggesting showers or thunderstorms (10–20 mm) in places like Colombia or Ecuador. Southern South America has a weaker signal, with mostly dry conditions and light showers (0–5 mm) possible in Buenos Aires or Santiago.
- Other Conditions: Tropical areas may experience high humidity, while southern regions could see fog or low clouds due to cooler temperatures.
Caribbean
- Temperature: The Caribbean is forecast to have above-normal temperatures. On May 28, expect warm and humid conditions with highs of 28–33°C (82–91°F) in places like Jamaica, Cuba, or Puerto Rico.
- Precipitation: No strong rainfall signal is indicated, but the early hurricane season could bring localized showers or thunderstorms (5–15 mm) to islands like Barbados or the Dominican Republic.
- Other Conditions: High humidity and light winds (10–20 km/h) are likely, with a low but non-zero chance of tropical disturbances given the season’s onset.
North America (Mexico, US, Canada)
- Temperature: The southern and eastern US, Mexico, and Central America are expected to have above-normal temperatures. On May 28, Mexico and the southern US (e.g., Texas, Florida) may see 30–38°C (86–100°F), while the eastern US (e.g., New York, Atlanta) could range from 25–32°C (77–90°F). Canada and the western US have a weaker signal, with temperatures likely at 15–25°C (59–77°F) in places like Toronto or Seattle. NOAA’s outlook for the US favors well-above-average temperatures in the east, central, and northwest.
- Precipitation: Below-normal rainfall is forecast for the southwestern US and Mexico, suggesting dry conditions on May 28 with clear skies and minimal precipitation (0–2 mm) in places like Phoenix or Mexico City. The eastern US and Canada have no strong signal, but localized showers (5–10 mm) are possible in the Midwest or Ontario.
- Other Conditions: A weakened jet stream may reduce storm activity, but the eastern US could see humid conditions with a chance of thunderstorms. Western Canada and the US may experience breezy conditions (15–30 km/h) due to frontal passages.
Polar Regions (Antarctic, Arctic)
- Antarctic:
- Temperature: The Antarctic region is expected to have near-average temperatures for May 2025, with historical data suggesting a cooler-than-average May in some areas. On May 28, expect temperatures of -20 to -50°C (-4 to -58°F) in the interior, and -5 to -15°C (23 to 5°F) along the coast (e.g., McMurdo Station).
- Precipitation: Minimal precipitation (mostly snow, 0–2 mm water equivalent) is expected due to the dry, cold climate. Coastal areas may see light snow showers.
- Other Conditions: Strong winds (20–50 km/h) are possible in coastal regions, with clear to partly cloudy skies. Antarctic sea ice extent is forecast to be below average, potentially affecting coastal weather patterns.
- Arctic:
- Temperature: The Arctic is expected to have above-average temperatures, consistent with recent trends. On May 28, temperatures may range from -5 to 5°C (23 to 41°F) in areas like Greenland or Svalbard, and -10 to 0°C (14 to 32°F) in the central Arctic.
- Precipitation: Light snow or mixed precipitation (0–5 mm) is possible, especially in coastal areas like Barrow, Alaska. No strong rainfall signal is indicated.
- Other Conditions: Arctic sea ice extent is forecast to be slightly below average, with partly cloudy skies and potential for fog in warmer coastal areas. Winds of 15–30 km/h are likely.
Key Notes and Limitations
- Data Basis: This outlook relies on seasonal forecasts from WMO and NOAA for May–July 2025, which provide probabilities rather than daily specifics. Daily weather events (e.g., storms, exact temperatures) cannot be precisely predicted this far in advance, so I’ve used climatological averages and seasonal trends to estimate conditions.
- ENSO Context: The El Niño–Southern Oscillation (ENSO) is expected to be neutral by May 2025, with a weak La Niña-like pattern influencing rainfall (e.g., wetter conditions in parts of Australia and Southeast Asia, drier in the equatorial Pacific). This shapes the regional outlooks but doesn’t provide exact daily conditions.
- Uncertainties: Sudden weather events (e.g., tropical cyclones, heatwaves) could alter conditions significantly. For example, the Caribbean could see early hurricane activity, and North America might experience localized severe weather not captured in seasonal forecasts.
- Polar Regions: Limited daily data for the Arctic and Antarctic means reliance on historical patterns and seasonal trends. Sea ice extent data suggests continued decline, which may influence coastal weather.
For more precise updates closer to May 28, 2025, consult local meteorological services or global weather models like those from NOAA, ECMWF, or Metcheck.
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THE INDIA OUTLOOK
So, let us see, as to how is weather panning across the nation (India) today ...
The weather outlook for India on Wednesday, May 28, 2025, varies significantly across regions due to the country’s diverse climate. Below is a detailed forecast based on available data, focusing on key regions and cities, with temperature, precipitation, humidity, wind, and other relevant conditions. Note that May is typically a pre-monsoon period in India, characterized by high temperatures and increasing humidity, with some areas experiencing early monsoon influences.
Northern India (Delhi, Jaipur, Chandigarh, etc.)
- Delhi:
- Temperature: High of 39°C (102°F), low of 26°C (79°F).
- Conditions: Sunny with light winds. Expect clear skies and hot, dry weather typical of late May. Moderate to high heat and humidity levels, with a maximum UV index of around 6 (High).
- Precipitation: No significant rainfall expected (0% chance during most hours).
- Wind: Easterly winds at 7-12 km/h (4-7 mph).
- Sunrise/Sunset: Sunrise at 05:24 AM, sunset at 07:13 PM (IST).
- Air Quality: Likely to be acceptable for most, but sensitive groups may experience minor to moderate symptoms with prolonged exposure.
- Remarks: The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has noted above-normal temperatures for northwestern India, with Delhi potentially warming further. Dry and hazy conditions may persist due to north-westerly winds carrying dust from Rajasthan.
- Jaipur (Rajasthan):
- Temperature: Highs of 40-45°C (104-113°F), lows around 24-26°C (75-79°F).
- Conditions: Hot and dry with extreme heat and humidity. Clear skies dominate.
- Precipitation: Low chance of rain, with an average of 2 rainy days in May and 17mm total rainfall for the month.
- Remarks: Heatwave conditions are possible, as warned by the IMD for northwestern India. Early morning or late afternoon activities are recommended to avoid peak heat.
- Chandigarh:
- Temperature: High around 38-40°C (100-104°F), low of 23-25°C (73-77°F).
- Conditions: Sunny and hot with light winds. Similar to Delhi, expect dry and hazy conditions.
- Precipitation: Minimal chance of rain.
Western India (Mumbai, Pune, Ahmedabad)
- Mumbai:
- Temperature: High of 35-40°C (95-104°F), low of 26-28°C (79-82°F).
- Conditions: Hot and humid due to coastal proximity. Partly cloudy with increasing humidity as the monsoon approaches.
- Precipitation: Low chance of rain, but isolated thunderstorms are possible, especially in the evening, as the IMD noted heavy rainfall in Konkan areas on May 26-27.
- Wind: Light winds, likely from the west or southwest at 10-15 km/h.
- Remarks: Mumbai may see early monsoon influences, with occasional showers providing brief relief from heat.
- Pune:
- Temperature: High of 35-40°C (95-104°F), low of 22-24°C (72-75°F).
- Conditions: Hot with moderate humidity. Partly cloudy skies.
- Precipitation: Low chance of rain, but isolated thunderstorms possible in ghat areas, as per IMD reports.
- Remarks: Similar to Mumbai, pre-monsoon showers may occur, especially in the evening.
- Ahmedabad (Gujarat):
- Temperature: High of 40-43°C (104-109°F), low of 25-27°C (77-81°F).
- Conditions: Extremely hot and dry with clear skies.
- Precipitation: Negligible chance of rain.
Southern India (Chennai, Bengaluru, Kerala, Hyderabad)
- Chennai:
- Temperature: High of 35-40°C (95-104°F), low of 24-26°C (75-79°F).
- Conditions: Hot and humid with partly cloudy skies. Coastal areas experience high humidity levels.
- Precipitation: Low chance of rain, but evening showers are possible as monsoon activity increases toward the end of May.
- Remarks: The IMD noted heavy rainfall in Tamil Nadu’s ghat areas on May 26, suggesting potential for isolated showers.
- Bengaluru:
- Temperature: High of 30-35°C (86-95°F), low of 20-22°C (68-72°F).
- Conditions: Warm with moderate humidity. Partly cloudy with a chance of evening showers.
- Precipitation: Light to moderate rain possible, as per Skymet’s forecast for Karnataka.
- Remarks: Bengaluru’s relatively cooler climate makes it more comfortable than northern cities, but humidity may rise.
- Kerala (Thiruvananthapuram):
- Temperature: High of 29-32°C (84-90°F), low of 24-26°C (75-79°F).
- Conditions: Warm and humid with partly cloudy skies. The monsoon is expected to arrive in Kerala around May 27, increasing the likelihood of rain.
- Precipitation: Moderate chance of rain, with light to moderate showers possible, especially in coastal and ghat areas.
- Remarks: The IMD reported extremely heavy rainfall in Kerala on May 26-27, indicating active pre-monsoon conditions.
- Hyderabad:
- Temperature: High of 35-40°C (95-104°F), low of 24-26°C (75-79°F).
- Conditions: Hot and dry with partly cloudy skies.
- Precipitation: Low chance of rain, but isolated thunderstorms possible.
Eastern India (Kolkata, Bhubaneswar, Guwahati)
- Kolkata:
- Temperature: High of 32-36°C (90-97°F), low of 26-28°C (79-82°F).
- Conditions: Hot and humid with partly cloudy skies.
- Precipitation: Light to moderate rain possible, as Skymet forecasts rain over West Bengal.
- Remarks: Increasing humidity and occasional showers are expected as the monsoon approaches.
- Bhubaneswar:
- Temperature: High of 34-38°C (93-100°F), low of 25-27°C (77-81°F).
- Conditions: Hot and humid with partly cloudy skies.
- Precipitation: Light rain possible, with thunderstorms forecast for Odisha.post:experimentar-Remarks:Coastalareasmayseebriefshowers,providingrelieffromheat
-Guwahati(Assam):
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- Remarks: Northeast India is likely to see active weather with thunderstorms.
Himalayan Region (Shimla, Ladakh)
- Shimla (Himachal Pradesh):
- Temperature: High of 18-22°C (64-72°F), low of 12-15°C (54-59°F).
- Conditions: Cool and pleasant with partly cloudy skies.
- Precipitation: Low chance of rain, though isolated showers are possible in higher altitudes.
- Remarks: Ideal for escaping the heat of the plains, with comfortable daytime temperatures.
- Ladakh:
- Temperature: High of 16-18°C (61-64°F), low of 5-8°C (41-46°F).
- Conditions: Dry and cool with clear to partly cloudy skies.
- Precipitation: Negligible chance of rain.
- Remarks: Perfect for outdoor activities like visiting monasteries and lakes, with crisp spring weather.
General Trends and Remarks
- Temperature: Most of India will experience above-normal maximum and minimum temperatures, particularly in the north and northwest, where heatwave conditions are possible. Southern and northeastern regions may see slightly cooler conditions due to pre-monsoon activity.
- Precipitation: The southwest monsoon is expected to reach Kerala by May 27, leading to increased rainfall in southern and western coastal areas. Northeastern states and parts of eastern India (e.g., Bihar, West Bengal) may also see light to moderate rain with thunderstorms.
- Humidity: High humidity is expected in coastal areas (Mumbai, Chennai, Kolkata) and southern states, exacerbating the heat. Northern plains (Delhi, Jaipur) will remain drier but still warm.
- Air Quality: Sensitive groups in urban centers like Delhi and Mumbai may face minor to moderate health effects due to prolonged exposure to heat and dust.
- Monsoon Update: The IMD’s press conference on May 27, 2025, will provide an updated long-range forecast for the southwest monsoon, which may influence weather patterns in late May and June.
Recommendations
- Northern India: Stay hydrated, avoid outdoor activities during peak heat (12 PM-4 PM), and use sunscreen due to high UV levels.
- Southern and Western India: Prepare for possible evening showers, especially in coastal and ghat areas. Carry umbrellas or rain gear.
- Northeastern India: Expect wet weather and plan indoor activities during heavy showers.
- Himalayan Region: Ideal for travel, with comfortable temperatures; light layers are recommended for cooler evenings.
For the most accurate and real-time updates, check local forecasts closer to the date, as weather conditions can change rapidly during the pre-monsoon season. You can also refer to the India Meteorological Department’s website (mausam.imd.gov.in) or trusted sources like AccuWeather and Skymet for city-specific updates.
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THE GUJARAT OUTLOOK
So, let us see, as to how is weather panning across the state (Gujarat) today ...
The weather outlook for Gujarat on Wednesday, May 28, 2025, based on available data, indicates varied conditions across the region due to active weather systems, including a cyclonic circulation over the Arabian Sea and the onset of the southwest monsoon. Below is a detailed forecast for Gujarat, focusing on key cities like Ahmedabad, Surat, Vadodara, and Rajkot, with insights into temperature, precipitation, wind, humidity, and air quality.
General Overview
- Weather Systems: Gujarat is expected to experience unseasonal rain due to a cyclonic circulation over the Arabian Sea and multiple interacting weather systems. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) and other sources suggest heavy to very heavy rainfall in parts of Gujarat, particularly in Saurashtra, South Gujarat, and Kutch, with winds and thunderstorms possible.
- Monsoon Influence: The southwest monsoon arrived over parts of Gujarat by May 24, 2025, contributing to increased cloud cover and precipitation.
- Temperature Trends: Maximum temperatures are expected to drop by 2–4°C compared to recent highs, which were 2–3°C above normal (e.g., 43.5°C in Ahmedabad on April 30, 2025).
Detailed Forecast for May 28, 2025
Temperature
- Ahmedabad:
- High: ~43°C (109°F)
- Low: ~28°C (82°F)
- Sources indicate a maximum temperature of 43°C in Ahmedabad, with a slight cooling trend due to cloud cover and rain.
- Surat (South Gujarat):
- High: ~40–42°C
- Low: ~27–29°C
- South Gujarat is likely to be slightly cooler than inland areas due to coastal proximity and rainfall.
- Rajkot (Saurashtra):
- High: ~41–43°C
- Low: ~28–30°C
- Similar cooling trends are expected due to rain.
- Vadodara:
- High: ~42°C
- Low: ~28°C
- Comparable to Ahmedabad, with potential for localized rain affecting temperatures.
Precipitation
- Rainfall: Light to moderate rain is forecast across Gujarat, with heavy rainfall (up to 3 inches) possible in Saurashtra, South Gujarat, and parts of North Gujarat.
- Ahmedabad: Expect light to moderate rain with a chance of thunderstorms. No specific rainfall amount is provided, but up to 1–2 inches is possible based on regional trends.
- Saurashtra and South Gujarat: Heavy rain is likely, with winds up to 87 km/h in some areas.
- Kutch: Scattered showers with increased cloud cover.
- Rainy Days: Historical data suggests minimal rainy days in May (average of 0), but 2025 is an exception due to early monsoon activity and cyclonic influences.
Wind
- Speed and Direction: Breezy conditions with wind speeds averaging 19–27 km/h, peaking at 60–87 km/h in Saurashtra and South Gujarat during heavy rain episodes. Winds are primarily westerly to southwesterly.
- Impact: High winds may cause disruptions, and fishermen have been advised to avoid sea activities.
Humidity
- Levels: Humidity is expected to be high, ranging from 70–86% in coastal areas like Surat and 34–77% in inland areas like Ahmedabad, driven by monsoon moisture and rainfall.
- Comfort: High humidity combined with warm temperatures may make conditions feel muggy, especially in the morning and evening.
Air Quality
- Ahmedabad: Air quality is moderate (AQI ~101–200), with PM 2.5 levels around 172 and PM 10 around 117. Sensitive groups may experience minor respiratory issues, but it’s generally acceptable for most people.
- Other Areas: Coastal areas like Surat may have slightly better air quality due to rain clearing pollutants, but specific data is unavailable.
Sunrise and Sunset
- Ahmedabad:
- Sunrise: ~05:54 AM IST
- Sunset: ~07:19 PM IST
- Other cities in Gujarat will have similar timings, varying by a few minutes.
Regional Variations
- Saurashtra and Kutch: Expect heavier rainfall and stronger winds due to proximity to the Arabian Sea cyclonic circulation. Coastal areas may see localized flash flooding.
- South Gujarat (Surat, Valsad): High likelihood of heavy rain with gusty winds, potentially disrupting travel and outdoor activities.
- North Gujarat (Ahmedabad, Gandhinagar): Light to moderate rain with occasional thunderstorms. Temperatures remain high but slightly cooler than recent peaks.
- Central Gujarat (Vadodara): Similar to Ahmedabad, with moderate rain and breezy conditions.
Advisories
- Fishermen: Avoid sea activities due to high winds and rough seas.
- Farmers: Be cautious of potential crop damage from heavy rain and winds.
- General Public: Prepare for hot and humid conditions with rain gear for sudden showers. Sensitive groups should limit outdoor activities due to moderate air quality.
Notes
- The forecast is based on historical trends and recent updates, but conditions may change due to dynamic weather systems. Check IMD or local sources like GujaratWeather.com closer to the date for real-time updates.
- Some sources mention a potential cyclone (“Cyclone Shakti”), but IMD has clarified no cyclone threat exists as of May 22, 2025. The heavy rain is due to a cyclonic circulation, not a named storm.
For the most accurate and updated forecast, visit IMD or GujaratWeather.com.
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- Basements are safer during tornadoes Indiana is building fewer of them over time Louisville Public Media Tue May
- Vero Beach Veterans hall reopens after hurricane damage thanks to community support WFLX Tue May
- Albanese to visit NSW communities devastated by flooding ABC Online Tue May
- UAE Absolute temperature record for May Bursaro Tue May
- AA Edit Early Rain Some Pain Many Gains The Asian Age Tue May
- Frustrated by floods Bengalurus Yelahanka residents move National Green Tribunal get nod for drain The Times of India Tue May
- Veterans hall reopens after hurricane damage thanks to community support WPTV Florida Tue May
- Mystery of dangerous heat bursts spiking temperatures as we sleep The Independent Tue May
- Memorial Day Travel Woes More Than Flights Delayed As Severe Thunderstorms Cause Disruptions Forbes Tue May
- Scor asking for input on hurricane relief fund allocation WRDW Tue May
- Two charged with looting offences in floodravaged NSW town News Tue May
- Power out trees down as high winds lash state after huge dust storm WA Today Tue May
- Severe flooding washes out roads and bridges across the Ozarks KYTue May
- Vanuatu launches Climate Atlas to enhance disaster and climate preparedness Pacific Regional Environment Programme Tue May
- Kehoe asks Trump to OK desperately needed federal aid for St Louis tornado victims St Louis PostDispatch Missouri Tue May
- Oneday heat wave in Victoria wont break records but itll be warm Sooke News Mirror Tue May
- Snapped power lines being reconnected on a war footing says KSEB The Hindu Tue May
- Ukraines air defense crippled by Frances month drought Bulgarian Military News Tue May
- Cold wet winds on the way as start of winter looms The Canberra Times Tue May
- Smoke in the attic Storms lead to fires at Temple residences KWTX Tue May
- We need to pitch in NSW floods spur PM to deal with climate change The Mandarin Tue May
- Heat hail and poor air quality in the forecast for the Prairie provinces Global News Tue May
- Heavy rains wreak fresh havoc in Maharashtra as over more hectares of crops damaged vegetable prices set to rise The Times of India Tue May
- Pune sees decline in carbon sequestration as urban sprawl reduces green cover The Times of India Tue May
- Heavy rain continues across the Nilgiris The Hindu Tue May
- Severe Thunderstorm Watch issued for Cochrane area CochraneNow Tue May
- Delhi CM orders action against officials a day after heavy rain brought city to halt The Hindu Tue May
- Savannah Riverkeeper installing litter traps across Savannah to track trash in waterways WRDW Tue May
- Everything lost Floods left nearly every house on this street in ruins ABC Online Tue May
- Old Crow evacuation alert ends as icejam flood risk passes Yukon News Tue May
- ABC apologises over Insiders comments TV Tonight Tue May
- Focus on heatresilience despite the monsoon The Hindu Tue May
- Mo governor requests federal disaster declaration for counties affected by May tornadoes storms KAIT Tue May
- Heavy flooding in the weekend cuts off access to villagers after bridge damage Fiji Times Tue May
- Moment of silence held for tornado victims during Memorial Day event in St Louis St Louis PostDispatch Missouri Mon May
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