Weather Today: Bengaluru Weather for IND vs AUS 5th T20I - Chance of Rain?

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Highlights:

1. Bengaluru Weather for IND vs AUS 5th T20I: Rain Concerns?
2. Cyclone Michaung Heading for Andhra Pradesh, Expected to Hit by Dec 5: State on High Rainfall Alert!
3. Winter Outlook: India to Experience Warmer Days and Nights from December to February, Says IMD

Bengaluru Weather for IND vs AUS 5th T20I: Rain Concerns?

Date & Venue: Sunday's match at M Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bengaluru.

Series Status: India secured the series; aiming for a positive conclusion.

Players Focus: Opportunity for Shreyas Iyer and Deepak Chahar to gain more game time.

Next Move: Team India gears up for a multi-format tour to South Africa later this month.

Australia's Perspective:

Situation: Australians with nothing to lose.

Objective: Matthew Wade's team aims to leave India with a victory.

Weather Update for IND vs AUS 5th T20I:

Rain Probability: Very small chance of light rains.

Duration: If it occurs, expect only a short spell.

Temperature: Pleasant conditions with a maximum of 28°C and a minimum of 18°C.

Cyclone Michaung Heading for Andhra Pradesh, Expected to Hit by Dec 5: State on High Rainfall Alert!

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• Originally predicted for Chennai, Cyclone Michaung changed its course toward Andhra Pradesh.
• As of 8:30 am, it's a deep depression in the southwest Bay of Bengal, 450 km east-southeast of Chennai.
• Expected to intensify into a Cyclonic Storm in the next 24 hours, reaching peak intensity by Monday forenoon.
• Anticipated peak intensity: 80-90 kmph, gusting to 100 kmph.
• Projected to make landfall between Nellore and Machilipatnam on Tuesday forenoon.
• Likely to retain Cyclonic Storm status at landfall.

Winter Outlook: India to Experience Warmer Days and Nights from December to February, Says IMD

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IMD Winter Outlook:

El Niño Impact: El Niño, a Pacific Ocean warming, brings warmer and drier conditions to India.

Temperature Forecast: IMD predicts above-normal minimum temperatures for most of India from Dec 2023 to Feb 2024.

Maximum Temperatures: Above-average in most areas, except for parts of Central and Northwest India.

Coldwaves Prediction: Below normal in the northern half due to higher temperatures linked to El Niño.

Reasons: El Niño and regional factors like frequent western disturbances causing cloudiness.

South Peninsular India: Normal December rainfall expected, with 69-131% of Long Period Average (LPA).

Surprising Rainfall: Above-normal rainfall is anticipated in Northwest, Central, and East India, and parts of South Peninsular India.

El Niño Conditions: Moderate to strong conditions are expected in the equatorial Pacific Ocean throughout winter, as per the MMCFS forecast.

Guidance for Preparedness: Predictions offer guidance for winter preparedness, highlighting the interaction between global climate phenomena and local weather conditions.