As of 22:05 GMT, 10 OCT 2007

PAKISTAN AND NORTH INDIA

SUMMARY- A lingering disturbance again produced rain and showers in far eastern portions of North India yesterday, 0.25-2.00+ inches (6-51+ mm) with some flooding. No significant rainfall elsewhere. Temperatures 71-100F (22-38C).

FORECAST-

TODAY...Showers far east early, 0.25-1.50+ inches (6-38+ mm) with some lingering flooding. Mostly dry elsewhere. Temperatures 72-99F (22-37C).

TONIGHT...Showers diminishing in the far east overnight. Patchy haze and smoke.

TOMORROW...A few scattered showers far east, 0.10-0.50 inch (3-13 mm). Mostly dry elsewhere. Temperatures 74-97F (23-36C).

OUTLOOK...A few widely scattered showers and thundershowers in extreme eastern areas this period. Dry elsewhere. Temperatures cooler far north, warm south and west.

SOUTH INDIA

SUMMARY- Widely scattered showers and a few thundershowers noted in southern portions of the region yesterday, 0.10-0.75 inch (3-19 mm), heaviest along the southwest coast. Temperatures 84-99F (29-37C).

FORECAST-

TODAY...Scattered showers and thundershowers southern areas, 0.10-0.75 inch (3-19 mm). Temperatures 83-99F (28-37C).

TONIGHT...Showers diminish overnight.

TOMORROW...Similar conditions to those of today.

OUTLOOK...A few widely scattered showers and thundershowers, mostly sparse as the monsoon wanes. Temperatures mostly near to slightly above normal.

INDIA SUGAR

CROP IMPACT- Rains during late season in north and south India has helped to improve the outlook for developing sugarcane. Source: Meteorlogix, DTN's brand of commercial weather services.