INSAT-3DS Satellite Imagery Captures India's Shifting Weather Patterns
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Satellite imagery shows a stark regional contrast in Indian weather as the southwest monsoon enters its withdrawal phase.
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- Heavy cloud cover persists over eastern, central, and southern India due to a deep depression currently positioned over coastal Andhra Pradesh and Odisha.
- Northwest India exhibits clearer skies as the region experiences the gradual, uneven withdrawal of the southwest monsoon.
- Meteorologists use thermal-infrared satellite observations to monitor these cloud formations for signs of intense rainfall.
- The current active weather system is expected to shift and eventually weaken as it moves further inland.
What to watch next
- The inland movement and potential weakening of the deep depression.
- Updates to IMD weather forecasts and regional rainfall warnings.
- The continued progression of the southwest monsoon withdrawal.
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NamedIndia · Andhra Pradesh · Odisha · Bay of Bengal · India Meteorological Department · INSAT-3DS
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