Cold wave, winter chills grip north India: See today’s list of coldest places

North India continues to grapple with the chilly wave as temperatures hit sub-zero in some areas for a second consecutive day. A thick layer of fog covers elements of the Indo-Gangetic Plain, bringing daytime temperatures to almost zero in lots of areas. The India Meteorological Division (IMD) has predicted chilly to extreme chilly circumstances for elements of north India over the subsequent two days. The climate division has additionally stated elements of Uttarakhand, Delhi, Chandigarh, Haryana, Punjab and western Rajasthan will expertise dense to very dense fog within the subsequent 24 hours attributable to gentle wind and excessive moisture in decrease tropospheric ranges. The depth of fog is prone to scale back thereafter. Delhi recorded a median temperature of seven levels Celsius Tuesday morning and the bottom (over the nation’s plains) was recorded in Rajasthan’s Churu at 0.5 levels Celsius, in accordance with IMD.

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Right here is the record of coldest places recorded Tuesday morning:

1) Within the mountainous area, Uttarakhand’s Munsiyari recorded the bottom temperature at -31.7 levels Celsius adopted by -24.6 levels Celsius in Badrinath. Diskit Nubra in Ladakh recorded -13 levels Celsius adopted by Himachal Pradesh’s Keylong recorded -8 levels Celsius at this time morning. Jammu and Kashmir’s Pahalgam recorded a temperature at -6 levels Celsius and Gulmarg was at -5 levels.

2) Punjab’s Bhatinda recorded the bottom temperature at one levels Celsius adopted by Balachar in Shaheed Bhagat Singh Nagar recorded at 3.61 levels Celsius.

3) Ayanagar was the coldest place in Delhi with the temperature recorded at 4 levels Celsius. The common temperature within the metropolis stays round seven levels.

4) Merut in Uttar Pradesh recorded the coldest temperature at 4 levels Celsius. The bottom temperature, in plains, was recorded in Rajasthan’s Churu with 0.5 levels Celsius.