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As the city woke up on Wednesday morning, a distinct chill was felt in the air. The sun shone, but its warmth was mild. As the day progressed, the weather slightly softened, but cold winds kept people wearing warm clothing. The maximum temperature was recorded at 23.7 degrees Celsius, about 1.6 degrees below normal. The minimum temperature was recorded at 6.4 degrees Celsius, 3.1 degrees above normal.
Snowfall in the hills brings a sharp chill to Delhi
New Delhi: The impact of winter is steadily intensifying in Delhi. The snowfall in the mountains is directly affecting the capital's weather. The mercury may drop to 5 degrees Celsius in the coming days, further increasing the chill.
The Meteorological Department has indicated that the skies will be clear on December 5th, but cold winds will blow throughout the day. The maximum temperature is expected to be around 22 degrees Celsius and the minimum temperature will be around 6 degrees Celsius.
As the city woke up on Wednesday morning, a distinct chill was felt in the air. The sun shone, but its warmth was mild. As the day progressed, the weather slightly softened, but cold winds kept people wearing warm clothing.
The maximum temperature was recorded at 23.7 degrees Celsius, about 1.6 degrees below normal. The minimum temperature was recorded at 6.4 degrees Celsius, 3.1 degrees above normal.
Delhi's humidity level also fluctuated throughout the day. Maximum humidity was recorded at 100 percent in the morning, while it dropped to 46 percent during the day. Fog was also felt in many areas in the morning, although visibility was not affected.
Slight variations in temperature were observed in different parts of the capital. Lodhi Road was the coldest area, with a minimum temperature of 7.2 degrees Celsius. The Ridge area also recorded a low of 7.2 degrees Celsius. Palam recorded a minimum temperature of 8.1 degrees Celsius, while Aya Nagar recorded a minimum temperature of 7.3 degrees Celsius.
According to weather experts, the activity of the Western Disturbance is currently low, but the ongoing snowfall in the hilly states will further intensify the cold in northwest India. Consequently, night temperatures may drop further in the coming days. Experts say that the first week of December is already bringing a real winter feeling to the capital, and the cold is likely to intensify further.
Meanwhile, Delhi residents are also preparing to deal with the harsh winter. Demand for sweaters, jackets, mufflers, and gloves has surged in the markets. Tea and coffee shops are seeing crowds in the morning and evening. Schools have also advised children to wear extra warm clothing.
Overall, winter has arrived early this year, and according to the Meteorological Department, its effects may intensify in the coming days.
