Cold increases due to heavy rain overnight in Delhi-NCR

At present, Delhiites do not seem to be getting any respite from the cold. The intermittent rains that started from the afternoon of January 31 continue even today.

The Meteorological Department has predicted further increase in cold after heavy rains in many parts of the capital. The scourge of bad weather will continue for now. According to the Meteorological Department, the weather may remain like this for the next two days.

The Meteorological Department has predicted that the minimum temperature in the capital Delhi will be 8 degrees and the maximum temperature will be 20 degrees Celsius for the next three days. Rain and dense fog in the morning is expected till February 2.

Usually it rains in Delhi in the month of January, but this time the month of January remained dry, but by the end of this month i.e. on 31st January, it started raining, which the Meteorological Department has warned to continue for the next two days. Is released. Yellow alert for rain has been issued even today

It is raining not only in Delhi-NCR but in entire North India since Wednesday. North India is expected to receive normal and above normal rainfall in February after drier than normal weather in December and January. India Meteorological Department (IMD) gave this information on Wednesday. IMD Director General Mrityunjay Mahapatra said in a press conference that India may receive more rainfall than normal during February.

Light rain occurred in some parts of Delhi on Wednesday and the Meteorological Department had predicted strong winds at a speed of 30-40 km per hour in the national capital till late evening. Intermittent rain was recorded in many areas including Connaught Place. Due to drizzle, the fog situation in the capital has definitely improved to some extent.

An official said that due to bad weather on a few flights were diverted at Delhi airport. Many trains also got delayed due to dense fog. Meanwhile, according to the Meteorological Office, it is expected that fluctuations in the weather will continue till February 3 due to western disturbance. The minimum temperature recorded in Delhi on Wednesday was 7.3 degrees Celsius, which was one degree less than the average temperature of this season.