New Delhi: Northwest and Central India may not face more wet days this week after Tuesday but the area, including Delhi-NCR, will continue to face cold weather because the Indian Meteorology Department (IMD) on Monday predicts “minimum decrease in temperature by 3 -5 degrees Celsius “in most parts of this area for the next five days.
Releasing the weather-based weather forecast, the department meets “a cold day for severe cold day conditions” very likely in several bags above Madhya Pradesh for the next three days; Above Punjab, Haryana-Chandigarh-Delhi and Madhya Pradesh Timur for the next three days; And above Uttarakhand, Uttar West Pradesh & Saurashtra & Kutch for the next two days.
In the impact, the IMD marks the “possible increase” of various diseases such as flu, run / nasal congestion or nosebleeds, which are usually regulated or extended due to prolonged cold exposure.
Despite “lightweight rainfall isolated” very likely on Punjab, Haryana and Chandigarh and Uttar Pradesh for the next 24 hours (Tuesday), the weather after it is expected to be “dry” before ‘Western disorders’ which is very tend to influence the Western Himalayan region from January 29 .
Meanwhile, other areas can also face cold weather.
Cold waves for severe cold wave conditions are very possible in an isolated bag on Saurashtra and Kutch for the next two days and more than Rajasthan on January 27-28.
Likewise, cold wave conditions are very likely to occur in the Gujarat region for the next four days; over Rajasthan for the next five days; More than west of Uttar Pradesh for January 27-29, over North Maharashtra Madhya on January 26-27 and above Uttar Pradesh on January 28-29.
The situation can cause very crowded misty conditions in Punjab, Delhi-NCR and Western up over the next two days.
IMD said it might “affect several airports, highways, and railroad routes” in the field of met-subdivisions such as Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Punjab, Haryana, Chandigarh & Delhi; Uttar Pradesh West, East Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan Barat and East Rajasthan.