At present, the changing weather patterns across the country have greatly affected the daily routine of the people. Cold winds are showing their effect with dense fog, rain, and snowfall. The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued special forecasts for different parts of the country in the coming days.
Uttar Pradesh: Dense fog and havoc of cold
According to the weather department, Eastern Uttar Pradesh There is a possibility of dense to very dense fog in some areas during night and morning hours till January 15. This could have a major impact on transport services. Rail and air services are likely to be affected.
Experts say that the minimum temperature in this region may drop to 6-8 degrees Celsius. Students may face difficulty in traveling to schools and colleges in the morning.
Jharkhand: Fog havoc continues till January 18
Jharkhand The effect of fog will continue till January 18. The Meteorological Department has said that there will be dense fog in many areas of the state. There may be partly cloudy sky in the subsequent days. The minimum temperature is likely to be between 10 degrees and the maximum temperature is likely to be between 23-24 degrees.
This time may prove challenging for farmers. Due to fog, lack of moisture in crops and risk of frost may increase.
Delhi: Light rain and fog expected
National Capital Delhi There is forecast of light rain on Wednesday. The Meteorological Department has said that there may be one or two rounds of very light rain in the evening or night. The sky will remain cloudy throughout the day.
There is a possibility of dense fog in most areas in the morning. The predominant surface wind is expected to be from the south-east direction with a speed of less than 4 kmph. There is a possibility of light to moderate fog during evening and night.
Punjab and Haryana: Areas shivering from cold
The outbreak of cold continues in Punjab and Haryana. Moga The minimum temperature recorded in the district was 3.8 degrees Celsius, which was the coldest place in the region.
Drivers are facing difficulties due to dense fog in the morning and night in Chandigarh and surrounding areas. Children and the elderly have been advised to take special precautions.
Kashmir: Cold havoc of ‘Chilla-e-Kalan’ continues
Cold wave continues in Jammu and Kashmir. The minimum temperature in the valley remains well below freezing point. According to the Meteorological Department, there may be light snowfall in the higher reaches on January 15 and 16.
Kashmir at this timeChilla-e-Kalan‘ is in the grip of. The temperature remains at its lowest during this 40-day harsh winter season, which began on December 21. 30 January After this season, which ends on 31 March, there are two more periods of cold called ‘Chilla-e-Khurd’ and ‘Chilla-e-Bachcha’.
This time is proving to be a great opportunity for tourists to enjoy the beauty of the valley. People are flocking to tourist places like Gulmarg, Sonamarg, and Pahalgam to witness the snowfall.
Major advice and caution
- Caution while travelling: There may be disruptions in traffic due to fog and rain. Drivers need to pay special attention.
- Health: Due to cold and fog, the risk of cold, flu, and respiratory problems increases. Elderly people and children should take special care.
- Tips for farmers: Use anti-frost technology to protect crops from fog and frost.
Meteorological Department’s appeal
The Meteorological Department has appealed to the citizens to keep an eye on the latest weather information and avoid unnecessary travel. To avoid cold, use warm clothes and stay safe in your homes.