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A severe cold wave grips northern India, with Delhi recording its coldest day of the season at 4.8°C. The IMD predicts further drops, with temperatures expected to hit 4°C on Thursday.

North India Shivers as Delhi Hits Season’s Low

The regional meteorological center in Delhi issued a forecast for Thursday, anticipating a "mainly clear sky with cold wave conditions at isolated places."

A severe cold wave has tightened its grip across northern India, with Delhi experiencing its coldest day of the season as the mercury plunged to 4.8 degrees Celsius. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has forecasted further drops, predicting a minimum temperature of 4 degrees Celsius on Thursday. On Wednesday, Delhi recorded a minimum of 4.9 degrees Celsius, highlighting the intense cold wave conditions sweeping the region.
The chill has extended beyond the capital, affecting Rajasthan, Punjab, Haryana, and other northern states, while Jammu and Kashmir experienced fresh snowfall on Wednesday, intensifying the winter weather.
The regional meteorological center in Delhi issued a forecast for Thursday, anticipating a "mainly clear sky with cold wave conditions at isolated places." It also warned of smog and mist in the morning and evening, with temperatures expected to range between 23 degrees Celsius (maximum) and 4 degrees Celsius (minimum).
According to a report by PTI, this December's early days have recorded minimum temperatures below 5 degrees Celsius for the first time in 14 years. IMD data reveals that the last comparable minimum temperature during this period was on December 6, 1987, when Delhi saw a record low of 4.1 degrees Celsius.
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Cold Wave Forecast for Delhi For December 12, the IMD predicts cold wave conditions at isolated places with predominant surface winds from the northwest, starting at less than 8 kmph in the morning and increasing to 16 kmph in the afternoon. Evening and night will likely see reduced wind speeds and persistent smog or mist.
For December 13, similar conditions are expected, with northwest winds gradually increasing to 10-12 kmph during the afternoon before easing in the evening. The city is likely to see mist or smog during both morning and night.
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IMD's Cold Wave Warnings The IMD forecasts that minimum temperatures in northwest and central India will remain consistent over the next four to five days, keeping the cold wave's grip firmly intact across the region.

The cold wave conditions in Delhi are expected to continue for next two days, according to the weather office

Cold wave prevails in Delhi, homeless seek warmth in night shelters 

The cold wave conditions in Delhi are expected to continue for next two days, according to the weather office

As cold weather conditions prevailed in Delhi, the homeless were seen seeking refuge in night shelters set up across the national capital.&nbsp;
The shelters provide food, beds and blankets, and are packed to the rafters as people seek warmth on cold Delhi nights.&nbsp;
The weather office has predicted light rain in Delhi-NCR on January 8 and 9.&nbsp;
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In Chandigarh, the education department said there will be no physical classes for students up to Class 8 till January 13.

Punjab schools to stay shut for students up to Class 10 till Jan 14

In Chandigarh, the education department said there will be no physical classes for students up to Class 8 till January 13.

The Punjab government on Sunday ordered the closure of all schools up to Class 10 class till January 14 in the wake of severe cold weather conditions prevailing in the region.
In an official statement issued here, Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann said the step was necessary in the larger interest of school-going children.
"In view of the inclement weather conditions in the region, Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann has ordered that all the government, government-aided and private schools in the state up to Class 10 will remain closed from January 8-14," it said.
The Chandigarh education department on Sunday said there will be no physical classes in schools till January 13 for students up to Class 8 due to the prevailing cold weather conditions.
"The schools may organise online classes for their students of these classes," an order issued by the director of school education of the Union territory said.
"In view of the prevailing weather conditions, there will be no classes, in physical mode, up to class VIII in any government, government-aided and recognised private schools of UT Chandigarh for the next six days...," it said.

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