Western disturbance to bring warm weather to north India
Heads up, north India—starting Monday (Feb 16), a western disturbance will bring clouds to the Himalayan region, with isolated rain or snowfall likely over the western Himalayas during February 17-19.
If you're in the plains, expect things to warm up a bit.
As Devendra Tripathi from Mausam Tak put it, places like Jammu and Kashmir, Gilgit-Baltistan, and Ladakh should see more cloud cover.
Spotty showers possible in western Himalayas
Parts of Himachal Pradesh—think Mandi and Chamba—may also see clouds, though Kullu and Shimla look set to stay dry.
According to the IMD, most plains will miss out on rain for now, but watch for spotty showers or snowfall in the western Himalayas between February 17-19.
Meanwhile, winds will begin to flow from the south toward Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh, bringing less cold in the air, with Delhi's highs expected around 27-29°C.