Today, the weather in Delhi will change completely due to rain, thunderstorms, and strong winds. The IMD has issued an alert. The drop in temperature will provide relief, but the heat is likely to intensify again after a few days.
Severe snowfall in the hill states has intensified winter conditions across North India, bringing biting cold, dense fog and cold wave conditions to the plains. Visibility has dropped sharply in several regions, disrupting daily life and transport.
Delhi is set to welcome the New Year under dense fog, biting cold, and possible rainfall. Weather alerts, poor air quality, and travel advisories have been issued as winter conditions intensify across the capital.
If weather conditions permit, the Delhi government will conduct its first artificial rain test on October 29 under IIT Kanpur’s guidance. The cloud seeding experiment aims to reduce rising pollution levels during winter and improve the city’s deteriorating air quality.
Delhi’s air quality has plunged into the ‘severe’ category with AQI crossing 400, making breathing difficult. Meanwhile, cyclonic conditions over the Arabian Sea have triggered relentless heavy rains across South India, prompting red alerts and widespread weather warnings from IMD.
Delhi Weather Update: A sudden dip in temperature left Delhiites reaching for their sweaters as the city recorded its coldest morning of the season. Is this just a brief chill- or an early sign of a harsher winter ahead?
Delhi woke up to dark clouds, intermittent rain, and a sudden chill in the air. IMD has issued an orange alert- but what’s causing this dramatic weather twist? Find out what’s coming next!
The movement of commuters to and from the National Capital was affected on Saturday morning as some flights and trains were delayed due to low visibility amid dipping temperatures in Northern India. Read further on Dynamite News:
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