Weather watch: 30 Nov-9 Dec 2024

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Astrometeorological predictions for the period 30 Nov-9 Dec 2024:

• High precipitation and strong winds, with possible storm, in Samoa.
• Extremely heavy storm possible in the Fiji-Wallis & Futuna-Tonga region.
• Parts of New Zealand may experience very heavy precipitation. The North Island, especially the northeastern corner, looks more vulnerable.
• New Caledonia may experience copious rain and/or landslide.
• Parts of Victoria and New South Wales and bordering areas of South Australia could suffer from intense heat. Risk of wildfires. Some parts of Queensland, too, could suffer from strong heat.
• South Australia could see a storm.
• The region around the Arafura Sea could see a major storm or strong earthquake. This is the area between Papua and Northern Territory-Queensland.
• The Banda Arc region and some parts of the Philippines may see strong rains.
• Very heavy precipitation or a strong earthquake possible in Japan. The area around Aichi-Gifu-Ishikawa prefectures looks especially vulnerable, which is an area not far from huge urban areas of Osaka, Kyoto and Hamamatsu. The island of Kyushu, too, looks vulnerable for heavy precipitation.
• Very heavy precipitation possible in the Korean peninsula, especially its eastern half.
• There may be copious precipitation in Heilongjiang-Jilin area, too. Some possibility of earthquake, too, exists.
• Heavy rain probable in much of Laos, Thailand, Malay Peninsula and/or Sumatra. Myanmar may see a storm.
• Northeastern India, Bangladesh and/or eastern Nepal may see strong precipitation with strong winds and/or an earthquake. Parts of Bengal and Odisha, too, could see strong spells of rain.
• It might be unreasonably warm temperature in parts of Bihar, Jharkhand and Bengal.
• Strong probability of an earthquake in Afghanistan, Pakistan or western India. The possibility looks the strongest in the Bamiyan area, the Kandahar-Quetta area or Sindh-Balochistan region (and the neighbouring Sistan-o-Balochistan of Iran).
• Parts of the Mazandaran Province and neighbouring areas of Turkmenistan may receive copious precipitation.
• There could be quite a bit of precipitation in the Persian Gulf area.
• Earthquake possible in Turkey or Cyprus. The Ankara-Konya area or Cyprus looks the most susceptible.
• There may be very strong winds by the Bulgarian-Romanian coastline.
• The Adriatic Sea coastline, which includes the city of Venice, may see very heavy precipitation. Many parts of Italy, in fact, Switzerland, and western and central Austria may see copious to very heavy precipitation.
• Most parts of France, the eastern half of Spain and Benelux countries may see quite heavy precipitation.
• Many parts of England and Scotland and some parts of Wales, too, could see copious precipitation. The environs of London itself may see heavy precipitation.
• Many parts of Norway, including the capital Oslo, may see heavy precipitation.
• Greenland may see a severe storm. Some area of the country may see unusually higher than normal temperature and resulting flooding or similar consequence.
• Eastern Brazil may see a storm. There could be strong rains in the area or nearby Guyana-Surinam areas.
• Jamaica and/or Cayman Islands could receive copious rains.
• Strong possibility of a storm, with very strong winds, in the Cuba-Bahamas region or southeastern United States. Many parts of southeastern U.S., Texas and the Gulf of Mexico could, in fact, receive copious precipitation during this period.
• Many parts of the Midwest region in the U.S. and the neigbouring Ontario could receive significant snow. Strong winds also likely in these regions.
• The Aleutian Islands may see significant precipitation, or even a storm or earthquake.

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