Due to north-western cold winds, cold wave conditions may occur in Delhi from Friday. Minimum temperature according to meteorological department 5 degree celsius Can reach up to 100 m, while the maximum temperature will also remain below normal.
Key Highlights
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Cold wave likely to hit Delhi from Friday
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Minimum temperature 5°C can go up to
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registered in Safdarjung 23.7°C Maximum temperature – coldest day of the season
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Both minimum and maximum temperatures below normal
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Temperature range on Thursday 5°C to 24°C estimate of stay
Cold is increasing rapidly in Delhi
After the western disturbance in the capital Delhi, now the cold winds coming from the north-west have increased the cold. The Meteorological Department says that cold winds can bring down the temperature of Delhi further in the next 24 hours, due to which there is every possibility of cold wave on Friday.
Coldest day of the season in Safdarjung
Maximum temperature in Safdarjung on Wednesday 23.7°C recorded, which is normal 1.6°C Low and it was the coldest day so far this season. The minimum temperature was also recorded below normal.
upcoming 24 hour weather
According to the Meteorological Department, the effect of cold winds will intensify on Thursday and Friday. Delhi’s maximum temperature 24°C and minimum temperatures around 5°C Can fall up to.
Due to this, severe cold will be felt in Delhi in the morning and night.
Impact on Public
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It is important to wear warm clothes while going out in the morning and evening.
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Special protection advice for children and elderly from cold
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Due to falling temperature, humidity of the air will increase, due to which change in AQI is also possible.
Table: Probable temperature of Delhi (next 1–2 days)
| Day | maximum temperature | minimum temperature | Situation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Thursday | 24°C | 5–6°C | cold wind, drop in temperature |
| Friday | 23–24°C | 5°C | possibility of cold wave |
FAQ
1. When does cold wave occur?
when the minimum temperature 4°C around or normal more than 4.5°C less When this happens, cold wave is declared.
2. Will schools be affected?
No orders currently, but morning break or timings may change if temperatures drop.
3. Can the temperature drop further?
Yes, if the wind direction remains north-west, the cold may increase further in the next two days.
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