Western disturbance to give monsoon a final boost, trigger heavy rain in North
A Western Disturbance is set to cross North India on September 16 and 17, bringing thunderstorms and moderate to heavy rain. The system could deliver the monsoon's last sharp burst before withdrawal gathers pace.
The southwest monsoon may be preparing for one last burst over North India, with a Western Disturbance (WD) expected to move across the region on September 16 and 17, triggering thunderstorms and spells of moderate to heavy rain across the plains and western Himalayas.
The weather system is now “getting in shape” and is likely to interact with the existing monsoonal moisture over northwestern India, producing a fresh spell of rain just as the monsoon begins showing signs of retreat.


