Despite the rain and snowfall in mountainous areas, the plains are unlikely to see any significant cooling effect. Meteorologists suggest that the weather system affecting the hills will not substantially influence Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Punjab, or Haryana.

Meanwhile, other regions are also bracing for heat. Parts of North Konkan may see rising temperatures around March 4–5, while Gujarat could experience intense heat between March 4 and 6. Coastal Andhra Pradesh is likely to face hot and humid conditions, and Maharashtra’s Vidarbha region may also witness a sharp rise in temperatures.

Overall, the weather pattern indicates that early March will mark the beginning of a prolonged warm spell across much of North and Central India, even as the mountains receive brief spells of rain and snow.