Uttar Pradesh rain alert: Rainfall to intensify chill in Ghaziabad, Noida and Lucknow due to western disturbance? Here’s what IMD has predicted for UP

India Meteorological Department (IMD) said that due to active Western Disturbance, Uttar Pradesh is likely to receive rainfall for the next three days from February 1. The weather in Uttar Pradesh is likely to see a sudden change as successive western disturbances are expected to bring rain to many parts of the state. Cold wave-like conditions prevailed in the capital Lucknow and dense fog reduced visibility from Lucknow to Kushinagar in the morning hours. While it is estimated that the change in wind direction from Sunday evening will increase the minimum temperatures in the state, rains are expected to negatively affect the state from today. A slight rise in temperature followed by another drop is expected from February 4, experts told The Indian Express. “A drop in temperatures has been observed across the state in the last 48 hours due to the influence of cold and dry northwesterly winds coming from the snow-covered mountainous regions. Temperatures have fallen below normal in many places. Increased atmospheric stability is expected to lead to increased fog on January 31, dense to very dense fog could potentially lead to a slight drop in temperature,” said an official at the Lucknow Center of the India Meteorological Department (IMD).

The official also added that the temperature will also increase by 2-4°C from February 1 and fog will decrease due to increased atmospheric instability.

Uttar Pradesh weather warning

According to the statement made by the Directorate General of Meteorology in Lucknow, a western disturbance is becoming more active in the state and its effects will start to be felt in the western parts of the state. Daytime temperatures are dropping due to disturbance from the west. On Saturday, the daytime temperature dropped by 5.3 degrees Celsius. Fog was also evident on Sunday and the maximum temperature was around 22 degrees Celsius. However, due to cloud cover, the minimum temperature is expected to be around 13 degrees Celsius.

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“Thunderstorms, lightning and lightning reaching gusty wind speed (up to 50 kmph at 30-40 gusts) were isolated over Punjab, Haryana Chandigarh and Madhya Pradesh on 1 February and over Uttar Pradesh and Eastern Rajasthan on 01 and 2 February and Madhya Maharashtra on 02 February 2026,” IMD said in its latest weather report. bulletin.
IMD said that a new western disturbance will become active in Uttar Pradesh from February 2. Before its impact, rainfall is expected in western regions including Ghaziabad, Noida, Saharanpur, Jhansi, Lalitpur, Meerut, Agra and Mathura. The system is then expected to expand its impact towards the eastern parts of the state and rain in many areas in the next two days. During this period, minimum temperatures may rise, daytime temperatures are likely to decrease due to increased cloud cover, causing the air to cool again.

UP rainfall amount on these dates

According to IMD, western and eastern parts of Uttar Pradesh are expected to experience rain and thunderstorms on February 2. On February 2, the sky in Lucknow is likely to become partly cloudy towards evening, with chances of thunderstorms and very light rain late at night or early in the morning. The maximum and minimum temperature will be 24 and 11 degrees Celsius respectively.
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Western Uttar Pradesh:

Dense fog is expected in isolated places on February 1 and 2. On February 1, thunderstorms and strong winds of 40-50 km/h are expected in isolated places. On February 2, thunderstorms and strong winds at 30-40 km per hour are expected in isolated places. Hailstorm activity is also very likely in isolated places on February 1.

Eastern Uttar Pradesh:

Dense fog is likely in isolated places on February 1 and 2. On February 1, lightning and strong winds of 30-40 km per hour are likely in isolated places; On February 2, it is likely to be accompanied by lightning in isolated places.

Overview of Western Uttar Pradesh:

There is a very high chance of very light to light rain in isolated places on February 3 and 4. Dense fog is likely in isolated places on both days.

Overview of Eastern Uttar Pradesh:

There is a very high chance of very light to light rain in isolated places on February 3 and 4. Dense fog is likely in isolated places on both days.