Delhi and several parts of North India are set to face sweltering heat, with temperatures rising by 3 to 5 degrees over the next few days, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) said on Sunday.
A dense layer of fog covered multiple districts across Haryana early in the morning, severely affecting normal life. Cities like Panipat, Hisar, Karnal and nearby areas woke up to extremely low visibility, with conditions turning hazardous for commuters. Reports indicate that visibility dropped sharply in several pockets, creating near whiteout situations. Visibility drops to zero.
Punjab and Chandigarh are expected to witness dry conditions today, with clear to partly cloudy skies dominating most regions. No significant rainfall activity has been recorded in the past 24 hours, keeping the weather stable for now. Morning-evening chill intensifies Despite the dry spell, a noticeable chill has returned during early mornings and late evenings..
Fresh snowfall in the Himalayan regions has led to a noticeable drop in temperatures across North India, including parts of Haryana. Weather experts report that temperatures have fallen by up to 5 degrees Celsius in several areas following the latest weather activity. The snowfall has mainly affected higher-altitude regions in states like Himachal Pradesh and.
Residents across Delhi-NCR woke up to cloudy skies, rain and thunderstorms on Sunday, bringing much-needed relief from the unusually high temperatures recorded earlier this month. The sudden weather shifts lowered temperatures and creates pleasant conditions after several days of intense heat in the region. Several areas of the national capital experienced light showers accompanied by.
