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Weather
Rain and thunderstorms expected in five western Rajasthan districts on Nov 14
✍️ Sangri Today
🗓 13 Nov 2026, 11:31 AM
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The state’s weather department has issued a warning that rain and thunderstorms are likely on November 14 across five districts in western Rajasthan.
The Rajasthan Meteorological Department has forecasted the possibility of rain accompanied by thunderstorms on November 14 across five districts in the state’s western region. The advisory, released on Saturday, highlights that the weather system moving into the area could bring intermittent showers and gusty winds, potentially affecting daily activities and travel.
Authorities have urged residents to stay alert, secure loose objects, and avoid non‑essential travel during periods of heavy downpour. Local administrations in the affected districts are prepared to respond to any water‑logging or road‑disruption incidents.
The forecast comes as part of the department’s routine seasonal outlook, which monitors monsoon remnants and western disturbances that can trigger sudden precipitation in the arid zones of Rajasthan. Residents are advised to follow updates on official channels and heed any further warnings.
The weather bulletin does not indicate any extreme events such as cyclones or severe flooding, but cautions that localized flooding could occur in low‑lying areas.
The department will continue to monitor the situation and provide updates as the system evolves.
Authorities have urged residents to stay alert, secure loose objects, and avoid non‑essential travel during periods of heavy downpour. Local administrations in the affected districts are prepared to respond to any water‑logging or road‑disruption incidents.
The forecast comes as part of the department’s routine seasonal outlook, which monitors monsoon remnants and western disturbances that can trigger sudden precipitation in the arid zones of Rajasthan. Residents are advised to follow updates on official channels and heed any further warnings.
The weather bulletin does not indicate any extreme events such as cyclones or severe flooding, but cautions that localized flooding could occur in low‑lying areas.
The department will continue to monitor the situation and provide updates as the system evolves.