Friday’s weather splits sharply across six major cities. The Open-Meteo outlook for 6 November points to the strongest chance of precipitation in Bengaluru and Chennai, while Delhi and Kolkata have no rain signal in this forecast. Mumbai is the warmest of the six, with a forecast high of about 36°C.
For Chennai, the model puts temperatures near 25–30°C and gives a peak hourly precipitation probability of 84%. Bengaluru is cooler at around 20–28°C, with a peak probability of 100% in the model. Hyderabad falls between the two patterns, at roughly 21–30°C and a peak of 62%. Those are the highest hourly probabilities in the day’s forecast, so they describe the wettest part of the outlook rather than the whole day.
Delhi is expected to reach about 28°C and Kolkata around 30°C in the same model. The India Meteorological Department’s 5 November bulletin separately forecast a mainly clear Friday for Delhi, with possible shallow fog or mist in the morning. It also flagged isolated heavy rain in Tamil Nadu and coastal Andhra Pradesh. Those regional warnings cover a broader area than the city forecasts above.
