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Today’s Weather India Weather News Today 16 November: AnswerIt seems that this year winter has knocked at the door before time. The effect of cold is clearly visible in most areas of North India. In Delhi-NCR, people are feeling the shivering cold like December-January in the month of November itself.
The night temperature in the capital Delhi has fallen to around 9 degrees Celsius, which is below normal. Due to this reason, the chill has suddenly increased in the morning and evening. This changed pattern of weather has made it clear that this time the cold is going to be severe.
Meteorological Department issued warning
Not only in Delhi, the temperature is also falling rapidly in Uttar Pradesh and Bihar. The Meteorological Department has issued a warning for these two states saying that the cold will increase further in the coming days, and the effect of fog may also become denser. The fog will become denser in UP in the coming days and the day and night temperatures will drop.
How is the condition of UP-Bihar?
This time, more cold is being felt in Eastern UP as compared to Western UP. At the same time, the chill has increased in Bihar due to westerly winds. There is a possibility of further increase in the cold in many districts including Patna, Darbhanga, Muzaffarpur. It is clear from this that in the next few days a large part of North India is going to be hit by dense fog and severe cold.
What is happening in the mountains?
On the other hand, the weather is changing rapidly in the hilly states also. Clouds have started appearing in Himachal Pradesh, Jammu-Kashmir and Uttarakhand and there is a possibility of light rain at many places. Due to the effect of western disturbance in Jammu and Kashmir, it may remain cloudy and there may be drizzle at some places.
This rain and snowfall in the mountains will have a direct impact on the plains and the cold will increase further. There is also a possibility of snowfall in the higher areas of Himachal like Lahaul and Tabo. Uttarakhand will also remain cloudy and the weather will remain cool.
North India Statesman