The effect of western disturbance will be visible in the areas adjoining Jammu-Kashmir and Ladakh from 3rd to 6th February. Different areas of Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand will be affected on 4th and 5th February.
Weather Update: The weather has changed once again. Cold and fog have returned, which has increased the problems of the people. Traffic has been disrupted due to dense fog in Delhi-NCR and other areas, especially in the morning. The Meteorological Department says that there is no hope of relief for the next four-five days. The latest western disturbance is showing its effect. According to the IMD, rain is expected in the western Himalayan regions on Saturday. Light to moderate rainfall may occur in Punjab, Haryana and Chandigarh and nearby places. In such a situation, the temperature will also drop and at some places people may shiver due to cold winds.
The effect of western disturbance will be seen from 3 to 6 February in places adjoining Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh. Different areas of Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand will be affected on February 4 and 5. Due to this, rain and snowfall is being predicted. The weather is also going to deteriorate in western Uttar Pradesh and Rajasthan. The IMD report said that clouds may rain in these areas. Cold seems to be returning from Assam, Arunachal Pradesh to West Bengal. There may be rain in different places of these states, due to which the temperature will drop. If we look at South India, similar weather is going to be seen in Kerala and Tamil Nadu.
Changing mood of the weather
Dense fog is looming over the national capital New Delhi this morning. People are facing difficulty in movement. With the maximum temperature reaching 27 degrees Celsius in Delhi on Friday, it was the hottest day of January since 2019. The average maximum temperature of this month was 21.1 degrees Celsius, making Delhi’s hottest January since 2019. According to IMD data, night temperatures were also above normal. January was warm and dry on average. Most parts of India are expected to have above normal temperatures and below normal rainfall in February. This month’s rainfall may be less than 81 percent of the period average (1971-2020) of 22.7 mm.
