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Rain showers expected in Rajasthan from Sept 27-29, Jaipur among affected areas
✍️ Amar Ujala · Jaipur
🗓 26 Sep 2026, 07:30 AM
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A Bay of Bengal system combined with a western disturbance will bring rain to eastern Rajasthan, including Jaipur and Bharatpur, between September 27 and 29, while western districts remain hot.
The India Meteorological Department has issued a short‑term forecast indicating that a weather system originating over the Bay of Bengal, together with an incoming western disturbance, will influence Rajasthan from September 27 to 29. The combined effect is expected to produce scattered to moderate rainfall across the eastern part of the state, with the capital city Jaipur and nearby Bharatpur among the areas most likely to receive precipitation.
Meteorologists note that while the eastern districts will see cloud cover and intermittent showers, the western districts of Rajasthan are projected to stay dry and experience higher temperatures. This contrast is typical when a western disturbance interacts with a moist tropical system, creating a sharp north‑south gradient in weather conditions.
Residents in the rain‑prone zones have been advised to stay prepared for localized flooding and to exercise caution while traveling. Agricultural activities in the affected districts may benefit from the moisture, but authorities warn that sudden downpours could disrupt daily routines.
The forecast remains subject to change, and the department will issue updates if the intensity or timing of the system shifts.
Meteorologists note that while the eastern districts will see cloud cover and intermittent showers, the western districts of Rajasthan are projected to stay dry and experience higher temperatures. This contrast is typical when a western disturbance interacts with a moist tropical system, creating a sharp north‑south gradient in weather conditions.
Residents in the rain‑prone zones have been advised to stay prepared for localized flooding and to exercise caution while traveling. Agricultural activities in the affected districts may benefit from the moisture, but authorities warn that sudden downpours could disrupt daily routines.
The forecast remains subject to change, and the department will issue updates if the intensity or timing of the system shifts.