Delhi-NCR colder than Shimla as winter turns more severe: What IMD forecast says| India News
Large parts of North India are experiencing intense cold conditions as temperatures in the plains have dropped sharply, in some areas falling below those of hill stations like Shimla. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has attributed this sudden chill to cold northwesterly winds and clear night skies, which are accelerating heat loss. States including Delhi, Punjab, Haryana, Rajasthan, and Uttar Pradesh are witnessing cold wave conditions, with dense fog affecting visibility during early morning hours. The IMD has warned that the cold spell may continue for the next few days, urging people to take precautions. Health experts are advising limited exposure to cold, proper use of room heaters, and adequate ventilation to avoid accidents. Schools, commuters, and outdoor workers are particularly impacted as winter intensifies across the region.
The Key points
- North India is facing a sharp drop in temperatures across plains.
- Some regions are colder than hill stations like Shimla.
- IMD links the cold wave to strong northerly winds.
- Dense fog is reducing visibility in mornings.
- Delhi, Punjab, Haryana, and UP are most affected.
- Night temperatures have fallen significantly.
- Cold wave conditions may persist for several days.
- IMD advises caution for elderly and children.
- Safe use of room heaters is strongly recommended.
- Outdoor activities and travel are being disrupted by extreme cold.
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