India is experiencing an 'Indian summer': when to expect record warmth.
According to inkorr.com: Forecaster Igor Kibalchich notes that an 'Indian summer' will soon cover India, bringing warm and comfortable days. According to forecasts, from October 27 to 31, daytime temperatures will fluctuate between 13-18 degrees across the country, while in the south it may reach 20-22 degrees.
The forecaster explained: 'This will be a typical Indian summer, caused by the inflow of warm air from the southwest of Europe.'
Expected Weather Change
However, before enjoying the warmth, it is worth remembering that we will first experience a cold front caused by northwest winds. On the weekend of October 18-19, there will still be cool days.
Kibalchich predicts pleasant warming next week, emphasizing that the most comfortable temperatures from October 27 to 31 may be 13-18 degrees, and even higher in the south. So it is worth preparing for cooler weekends before the 'Indian summer.'
Thus, Indians are eagerly awaiting warm autumn days, but it is worth keeping in mind that the transition to comfortable weather may be gradual. After the cold weekend, pleasant warming awaits us, which will support the autumn mood and allow us to enjoy the beauty of nature in the last days of October.
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