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The weather across most part of India including Delhi has been a little altered from what it has been for the past two days. While in other seasons the cold was felt throughout the night and the early morning, winter at the moment is most apparent during the morning and evening when the sun sets. This year only Delhi’s temperatures have exceeded a six year record, mean maximum and minimum temperature has rising by 6 to 7 degree above normal.

However, according to the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD), there is expected to be a major change in the weather . It is adding that normal to heavy rain is possible across the north India in the next 36 hours which could cool it down. The sky is overcast since last night and a warning of dense fog has been sounded for December 29 for North India particularly Delhi-NCR.

What Weather Systems Are Affecting the Region?

In the IMD, a western disturbance has waked up over the Jammu & Kashmir region and makes an upper air system. Besides, an induced cyclonic circulation is also seen over Punjab, Haryana, and neighbourhood, while another circulation has been formed over southeast Rajasthan.

These systems are advancing to west Uttar Pradesh and the Terai zone at the present. Therefore, Delhi-NCR, and other northern relievers states will see some rainfall that is likely to lower the temperatures and bring the feeling of winter for a brief period.

Weather Update for Delhi

The IMD has predicted thunderstorms and rainfall in Delhi-NCR from January 22 night. Although it has been called to slightly decrease the recent increase in the temperatures, both the maximum and minimum temperatures are still predicted to remain to be in the double digit figures for now.

In the two days preceding this weather report, so the last two days of January, for the Indian capital of Delhi, the highest and lowest temperatures have been higher and much higher than normal. Nevertheless, cooler temperatures are expected as a major drop in temperatures is forecasting to start by the weekend with the possibility of the minimum temperature dropping to 7°C.

According to the IMD, a thick haze may occur in the region on January 24-26, and a rain warning was issued for 10 states, including Delhi NCR. This change may lead to cooler conditions and an interruption of the present warm trend.

Emotional appeal to readers in Uttar Pradesh and Bihar about the weather situation

The IMD has issued rain alerts for more than 10 states of the country, and particularly for UP and Bihar where the rains will further pull down temperature. Thick fog is likely in 12 places including Madhya Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh. There are also showers also expected in most districts of Uttar Pradesh and Bihar comes with low temperatures and associated poor visibility.

It has started in Punjab, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, and Rajasthan where thick fog has already started to descend which aggravates the conditions of travelling. Bihar has moved to severe cold conditions and there is no let-up in the westerly winds for a short while in the region.

More retarded points: Early and late tslibigate conditions will continue during Bihar, Odisha, Gangetic West Bengal, Jharkhand, Assam, Meghalaya, Nagaland, Manipur, Mizoram, Tripura, Sub-Himalayan West Bengal, Sikkim, and Rajasthan.

Is Winter Truly Over?

However, anticipating rainfall, dense fog and a sharp drop in temperatures IMD says that the winter season is still far from over even though January has witnessed higher temperatures than normal. The subsequent rainfall and other related systems are expected to bring some of the season back particularly to the northern part of India.

Though the early portend of spring may have set in due to the recent warmth, the approaching cold wave and foggy conditions may help Delhi and other Northern regions to remember that winter still has it in it to give more.