Prasagraj: With a city that records maximum maximum moisture and minimum, extreme cold conditions throw life outside the equipment in Sangam City on Saturday.
The blue sky is dominated by a thick cloud cover that leaves the city almost no sunlight.
With the maximum temperature and the remaining minimum is almost the same, Denizens continues to shiver throughout the day.
Amazingly, even though the city was free of fog but a thick cloud prevents sunlight in the city that leads to cold conditions.
Weather experts estimate the weather conditions remain the same for the next 24 hours.
The temperature remains almost the same compared to Friday because there are only two degrees differences in terms of maximum temperature while the minimum remains almost the same.
The maximum temperature, as recorded on Friday is 17.5 degrees Celsius and increases to 19.5 degrees Celsius on Saturday.
Likewise, the minimum temperature on Friday was 14.4 and remained the same on Saturday.
The city also received 0.4 millimeters of a little rainfall.
Although, the cloud cover gives the way to small sunlight around noon but the same thing is for a brief spell with a high dew content in the atmosphere which results in ‘galan’ (a condition where there is cold moisture with shrimp breeze).
With cold conditions, city streets witnessed a thin presence of commuter and vehicles.
Most residents remain indoors after ‘galan’ sustainable.
Even local parks see very less present from children and children who are still careful of conditions.
The city crossing witnessed the locals around the campfire while many others chose hot tea from the side street vendor.
People look chat at the main intersection of various areas around the campfire to avoid cold sense.
Meanwhile, weather experts estimate there is no concession of applicable conditions.
The wind, which comes from the foot of the Himalayan hill is too strong and a few days without fog will be immediately replaced with bright sunlight only to invite cold conditions the following week, said Prof.
Ar Siddiqui Department of Geography, University of Allahabad.
His condition is profitable for rabbi plants and things will not improve until the city takes rain, add experts.