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Bhopal is forecast to begin Thursday with haze, while Mumbai can expect a hazy morning followed by clearer skies and a maximum near 35°C. Delhi is likely to remain dry, with partly cloudy skies and mist or shallow fog at a few places in the morning, according to the India Meteorological Department.
For Bhopal and nearby areas, the bulletin issued at 13:00 IST on November 11 forecasts mainly clear skies, haze and average winds of 6–8 km/h. Its temperature guidance is 31°C maximum and 14°C minimum. That forecast is valid only until 08:30 IST on November 12, so the daytime outlook should be checked against the next local update.
Delhi’s bulletin, issued at 20:45 IST on November 11, puts Thursday’s maximum at 27–29°C and minimum at 15–17°C. It forecasts no rain. Northwesterly winds of 5–10 km/h in the morning are expected to strengthen to 10–15 km/h during the afternoon before easing in the evening.
Mumbai’s newer local forecast, issued at 02:00 IST on November 12, predicts morning haze giving way to clear skies towards the afternoon and evening. The maximum and minimum are expected to be around 35°C and 21°C over its next 24-hour period.
In Chennai, partly cloudy skies and very light rain in some areas are forecast for November 12, with a maximum of 31–32°C and minimum of 24–25°C. The city bulletin was issued at 14:00 IST on November 11 and lists no warning for that forecast day, which runs from 08:30 IST to 08:30 IST the following morning.
Bengaluru’s November 11 daily report forecasts mainly clear skies, with mist or haze in some areas early in the morning and temperatures around 29°C and 18°C. Its local outlook extends to the morning of November 13. Kolkata’s November 11 night forecast calls for partly cloudy skies and possible light rain in some areas, with a maximum near 30°C and minimum near 22°C over the next 24 hours.
These forecasts are separate from recorded temperatures. IMD’s Kolkata/Alipore observation at 05:30 IST on November 12 was 22.6°C, with 96% humidity and calm winds. Bhopal’s evening observation report, at 17:30 IST on November 11, listed a maximum of 30.6°C at Bairagarh. That is a previous-day maximum, not a Thursday morning reading.
Morning visibility and local conditions can change. Travellers should consult the latest city forecast and district nowcast before setting out.
Sources
Bhopal forecast: https://mausam.imd.gov.in/bhopal/mcdata/dwr.pdf
Bhopal observations: https://mausam.imd.gov.in/bhopal/mcdata/max.pdf
Delhi: https://mausam.imd.gov.in/newdelhi/mcdata/delhi_forecast.pdf
Mumbai: https://mausam.imd.gov.in/mumbai/mcdata/local.pdf
Chennai: https://mausam.imd.gov.in/chennai/mcdata/chn_fcst_mng.pdf
Bengaluru: https://mausam.imd.gov.in/bengaluru/mcdata/daily_report.pdf
Kolkata forecast: https://mausam.imd.gov.in/kolkata/mcdata/local.pdf
Kolkata observations: https://mausam.imd.gov.in/kolkata/
