Several states across the country are experiencing significant cold, yet the wait might continue for the bone-chilling winter. In the coming days, Northern India's weather may undergo changes. Particularly, Delhi and other regions in Northern India are expected to witness a surge in chilling temperatures. Based on the latest forecasts from the Meteorological Department, a cold wave is anticipated to hit this region between December 10th and December 14th.
Delhi's Weather
Currently, Delhi witnesses a clear sky and increasing cold. However, light fog has been observed in the morning. Cool winds from the mountainous areas are arriving in Delhi, leading to an increase in the biting cold in the capital. According to the IMD, Delhi's maximum temperature this whole week is expected to hover around 25 degrees Celsius, with a minimum temperature around 6 degrees Celsius.
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Cold Wave Warning in Specific Areas
Delhi and other parts of Northern India are expected to experience intensified cold. Based on the latest forecasts from the Meteorological Department, a frost wave is anticipated in this region between December 10th and December 14th. Residents of Punjab, Haryana, Delhi, and Western Uttar Pradesh should be particularly cautious, as severe cold with fog is expected to be prevalent.
Rain Around Delhi Region
On December 9th, the sky in Delhi and its surrounding areas may remain overcast, potentially resulting in light rain. Presently, Delhi's minimum temperature is around 7 degrees Celsius, but due to increasing cold, this temperature could drop further to around 3 degrees Celsius post December 10th. The current snowfall over the Himalayas and the western disturbance could make the weather even colder in Delhi and across Northern India.
Possibility of Dense Fog in Many Regions
Additionally, dense fog is expected to cover many areas in Northern India on December 9th and 10th, which could affect daily life. Among the plains in Northern India, Hisar city in Haryana leads the coldest with its minimum temperature reaching 4.7 degrees Celsius.
Check the Weather Before Your Trip
The Meteorological Department advises people to wear warm clothes and remain cautious, preparing for this cold weather. Especially during mornings and late evenings when the chill is at its peak. Travelers are advised to stay updated on weather conditions. Before heading to the mountains, it's suggested to check weather updates. Delhi experienced the coldest morning of the season last Saturday, with mercury dropping to 7.1 degrees Celsius, which is three degrees lower than the seasonal average.
