As temperatures in the National Capital plummet, many residents have sought refuge in night shelters offering essential support. The shelters are providing basic necessities, including warm quilts, to help people endure the severe cold. Watch to know more!
Due to extreme weather cold conditions, the Haryana government has announced holidays for primary classes till January 27. Parents are advised to keep in touch with the school authorities for latest updates on the reopening of schools.
Cold wave conditions abated in Delhi due to a fresh western disturbance affecting northwest India, even as a dense layer of fog lowered visibility to just 50 metres.
The India Meteorological Department predicted that the minimum and maximum temperatures in January 2023 are most likely to be below normal over many parts of central India and adjoining areas of peninsular, east and northwest India.
The mercury is predicted to drop by two to four degrees Celsius in most parts of northwest India, adjoining central India and Gujarat over the next four to five days, the IMD said.
Delhiites woke up to a freezing morning as severe cold waves blew across the national capital. Dense fog engulfed parts of the national capital on morning of February 02.
People in Delhi took refuge in night shelter as cold waves continue to intensify in the national capital.
Cold waves enveloped the city of Moradabad on December 29.
Dense layer of fog engulfed Punjab's Ludhiana. It leads to poor visibility in the city on December 29.
Speaking to ANI in the national capital on December 28, the regional head of India Meteorological Department (IMD) in Delhi.
The temperature in the national capital continued to remain below normal as cold waves persisted in the city.
In Delhi, the minimum temperature recorded at 6.8 degrees Celsius on Wednesday, the season's average. At 8:30 am, visibility stood at 800 metres and humidity was recorded at 87 per cent.
Lucknow, Jan 4: The cold wave intensified in Uttar Pradesh Friday following snowfall in the Himalayan region, officials said.Icy winds blew over most parts of the state at 20 km per hour, including the state
Chandigarh, Jan 2: Normal life was thrown out of gear as intense cold conditions prevailed in most parts of Punjab and Haryana with mercury dropping by up to three notches below normal in the two
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