It is extremely cold in North India. weather department According to this, there is no relief from cold for a few days. While the minimum temperature in Jammu and Kashmir has gone down to minus four degrees Celsius, the harshness of winter continues in Delhi. The cold has increased due to the rain in Jharkhand on Friday. In view of the cold in Noida, school holidays have been extended. So let us see how the weather is in the major states of the country.
Chance of rain and snow in Himachal Pradesh on January 9 and 10
Shimla Meteorological Office on Saturday predicted the possibility of rain and snowfall in Himachal Pradesh on January 9 and 10. According to the Meteorological Department, there has also been a warning of dense fog in Mandi, Bilaspur, Una, Kangra, Sirmaur (Ponta Sahib and Dhaula Kuan) and Solan (Baddi and Nalagarh) in the morning on Sunday. It has predicted rain in the lower hilly areas on January 9 and rain and snow at isolated places in the middle and higher hilly areas on January 9 and 10.
Severe cold in Kashmir, thin layer of ice formed over Dal Lake
Kashmir It is extremely cold and a thin layer of ice has formed on the surface of Dal Lake and other reservoirs of Kashmir. The minimum temperature dropped to minus four degrees Celsius in many parts of the valley on Friday night. Currently, the 40-day harsh winter period Chilla-e-Kalan is going on in Kashmir, during this period there is severe cold and the temperature drops significantly, due to which water freezes in the reservoirs as well as in the pipes.
Due to cold in Noida, all schools up to class 8 closed till 14 January
Uttar Pradesh’s Gautam Buddha Nagar administration on Saturday declared holiday till January 14 for students up to class 8 in all schools of Noida and Greater Noida in view of dense fog and severe cold. A significant drop in minimum temperature has been recorded in some parts of western Uttar Pradesh. The minimum temperature in Gautam Buddh Nagar was recorded at nine degrees Celsius on Saturday and it is likely to remain between nine to 13 degrees Celsius in the next six days.
Severe winter in Rajasthan, cold wave outbreak in many parts
The period of severe cold and fog continues in Rajasthan and in the last 24 hours, outbreak of cold wave was seen in many places. According to the Jaipur based weather centre, the weather remained dry in the state in the last 24 hours and cold wave was felt at many places. According to the department, cold wave was recorded at many places in eastern Rajasthan. Due to the influence of active Western Disturbance, thunderstorms and rain are expected in the state during 8th January.