IMD issues red alert for THESE regions in North India till Jan 25, dense fog and cold wave likely to continue for next 3 days
IMD forecasts that cold day to severe cold day conditions will prevail over North India for the next three days.
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IMD forecasts that cold day to severe cold day conditions will prevail over North India for the next three days.
New Delhi: Delhi, known for its winter's, is facing freezing temperatures due to ongoing cold waves and chilly days. Today, on January 16, the Indian Meteorological Department issued a warning for dense fog and cold waves in the morning, marked as an orange alert. Recently, Delhi recorded its coldest temperature this season at a bone-chilling 3.3 degrees Celsius on Monday. Despite a week-long extension of winter vacation, schools in Delhi reopened on January 15 with adjusted timings to accommodate the lingering cold and fog., Delhi News, Times Now
Severe cold conditions, including a cold wave-like condition in Delhi, Punjab, Haryana, Rajasthan, and Uttar Pradesh, are expected to persist for 2–3 days, accompanied by dense fog.
Delhi and several parts of North India to experience severe cold day conditions today warns IMD. Check the latest forecast.
The maximum temperature will be around 27–28 degrees Celsius, and the minimum temperature will be around 18 degrees Celsius throughout the week, as per the IMD forecast., Bengaluru News, Times Now