DLIHI New: There are no cold wave conditions on any part in India, but there are opportunities for rain in plains, especially in Punjab, Haryana, North Rajasthan, Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, the Indian Meteorology Department said on Friday.
According to IMD, all of these areas will receive rainfall from night intervention 26 and 27 December and the spell will continue until December 28.
IMD said, “On December 24, the temperature is normal or more normal, good night and afternoon temperature.
There is no cold wave on any part in India and as we have predicted from December 22, most have been withdrawn.
Now, Delhi has Minimum temperature of 7-9 degrees Celsius and a maximum of 23 degrees Celsius.
Also, North India has a warmer temperature that applies.
“” Now Western disorders have ended and J & K gets rain and snow have occurred.
Other Western disorders will come on the date December 26 after Christmas.
The opportunity for rain in the plains, especially in Punjab, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh all these areas will receive rainfall from December 26 or 27 and the spell will continue until December 28, “said IMD.
According to RK Jenamani, Director of Meteorology, IMD, “the opportunity for other Western disorders is there.
Under this impact, there is no chances of cold waves before the new year.
Next, also until January 5, the temperature will not fall a lot because as long as the Western disturbance will come, The temperature will be around normal or above normal, and for Delhi, the temperature can reach 9-10 degrees in the next 2-3 days.
“Talking about air quality in Delhi, Jenamani said,” The wind will be stronger than 26 or December 27.
So, further, we expect improvement.
The other main points are solid fog.
There hasn’t been a significant solid fog Uttar Pradesh, Delhi and Rajasthan, Punjab, Haryana gets a dense fog 5-7 days.
But this year we don’t get because of the absence of moisture and also the wind will often be 5-10 a Tau 15 km / hour.
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There are no cold wave conditions in any part of India, it is possible in the northern state: Senior IMD scientist
