Tip-Tip rain water: Delhi remained wet throughout the day, people shivered due to fall in mercury, many trains affected

Snowfall in the mountains and rain in the plains increased the chill in Delhi-NCR. It rained intermittently in Delhi NCR from morning till night on Wednesday. Due to this the day temperature dropped by four degrees below normal to 15.7 degrees. It was a shivering cold throughout the day. However, the minimum temperature recorded an increase of four degrees above normal. The minimum temperature was recorded at 10.9 degree Celsius. At the same time, due to rain and clouds on the lower surface of the atmosphere, there was darkness since morning. This brought visibility up to 400 metres. Its effect was visible from the road to the railway journey. Vehicles kept plying on the road all day long. Whereas the trains reaching Delhi were delayed by five to seven hours.

The Meteorological Department has forecast that there will be no change in the situation till January 8. The rest period will continue in Delhi-NCR. After this the weather will be clear, but with the temperature decreasing at that time, the Meteorological Department has issued a forecast of dense fog. On the other hand, Delhi-NCR witnessed light rain on Wednesday morning. It rained intermittently on the day with tip-tip rain. There was a twilight in front of the rain and the clouds in the sky. The Meteorological Department says that the visibility was recorded between 400-800 meters. At the same time, 7.3 mm of rain was recorded till 5.30 pm. The lowest maximum temperature was recorded at Jafarpur and Narela center at 14.7 degree Celsius.

The department says that this change in weather has happened due to the active western disturbance. Its effect is expected to last till Sunday. The wind speed was not high throughout the day, but due to the fall in the maximum temperature, there was a feeling of cold winter. Now from Thursday, the maximum temperature will start increasing slightly. After January 10, the minimum temperature will start falling once again.

Yellow Alert for 7th and 8th January
The Meteorological Department has issued a yellow alert for January 7 and 8 in Delhi, Haryana, Punjab. For this reason, there is a possibility of thunderstorm with rain at some places on Friday. On January 8, there will be heavy rain in many areas and strong winds at a speed of 30 to 40 kilometers per hour. Due to the change in weather, rains are likely to continue in many other states including Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, Punjab, Haryana till January 10. Yellow alert is issued by the Meteorological Department for warning of light to moderate rain. In this, people are asked to be alert.

The lowest maximum temperature of January 5 in 10 years
The lowest maximum temperature of January 5 in ten years was recorded on Wednesday. After ten years there has been such a big drop in the maximum temperature. Earlier in the year 2013, on January 5, the maximum temperature was recorded at 16 degrees. 22 degree Celsius was recorded on 5 January in 2012, 19 in 2014, 19 in 2015, 23 degree in 2016, 25 degree in 2017, 20 degree in 2018, 18 degree in 2019, 21.6 degree in 2020, 22.6 degree Celsius in 2021 .

Forecast: Cloudy, light drizzle with a chance of fog in the morning.
Maximum temperature: 15.7 °C
Minimum temperature: 10.9 °C
Sunset on January 06: 5:39 pm
Sunrise on January 07: 7:15 am

Due to fog, the trouble of train passengers has increased once again. While the speed of trains has come to a standstill, due to bad weather and cold chill, passengers have started getting upset. On Wednesday, several long distance trains were delayed due to poor visibility.

Dense fog on the railway track has once again disturbed the railway schedule. On Tuesday late night, due to the sudden increase in fog on the railway tracks of North India, the speed of many trains came to a halt. While train number 20501 was delayed by seven hours, Howrah-New Delhi Poorva Express by 2 hours, Rewa Express by 1:30 hours, Howrah-New Delhi Rajdhani by 1.15 hours, Anand Vihar Sampark Kranti by 1 hour, Dibrugarh-New Delhi Rajdhani 1: Lasted 30 hours late. Similarly, many trains including Kamakhya Karmubhoomi Express, Bhubaneshwar Rajdhani Express, Howrah AC Duronto Express, Haldia Superfast Express were delayed. Due to this the passengers had to suffer a lot.

Due to the late running of the trains, the passengers were seen getting troubled by the cold while waiting for the trains at the station, while due to the late arrival of the trains. Due to the late arrival of the train, the departure of trains in the return direction was also delayed.

Snowfall in the mountains and rain in the plains increased the chill in Delhi-NCR. It rained intermittently in Delhi NCR from morning till night on Wednesday. Due to this the day temperature dropped by four degrees below normal to 15.7 degrees. It was a shivering cold throughout the day. However, the minimum temperature recorded an increase of four degrees above normal. The minimum temperature was recorded at 10.9 degree Celsius. At the same time, due to rain and clouds on the lower surface of the atmosphere, there was darkness since morning. This brought visibility up to 400 metres. Its effect was visible on the journey from road to railway. Vehicles kept plying on the road all day long. Whereas the trains reaching Delhi were delayed by five to seven hours.

The Meteorological Department has forecast that there will be no change in the situation till January 8. The rest period will continue in Delhi-NCR. After this the weather will be clear, but with the temperature decreasing at that time, the Meteorological Department has issued a forecast of dense fog. On the other hand, Delhi-NCR witnessed light rain on Wednesday morning. It rained intermittently on the day with tip-tip rain. There was a twilight in front of the rain and the clouds in the sky. The Meteorological Department says that the visibility was recorded between 400-800 meters. At the same time, 7.3 mm of rain was recorded till 5.30 pm. The lowest maximum temperature was recorded at Jafarpur and Narela center at 14.7 degree Celsius.

The department says that this change in weather has happened due to the active western disturbance. Its effect is expected to last till Sunday. The wind speed was not high throughout the day, but due to the fall in the maximum temperature, there was a feeling of cold winter. Now from Thursday, the maximum temperature will start increasing slightly. After January 10, the minimum temperature will start falling once again.

Yellow Alert for 7th and 8th January

The Meteorological Department has issued a yellow alert for January 7 and 8 in Delhi, Haryana, Punjab. For this reason, there is a possibility of thunderstorm with rain at some places on Friday. On January 8, there will be heavy rain in many areas and strong winds at a speed of 30 to 40 kilometers per hour. Due to the change in weather, rains are likely to continue in many other states including Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, Punjab, Haryana till January 10. Yellow alert is issued by the Meteorological Department for warning of light to moderate rain. In this, people are asked to be alert.

The lowest maximum temperature of January 5 in 10 years

The lowest maximum temperature of January 5 in ten years was recorded on Wednesday. After ten years there has been such a big drop in the maximum temperature. Earlier in the year 2013, on January 5, the maximum temperature was recorded at 16 degrees. 22 degree Celsius was recorded on 5 January in 2012, 19 in 2014, 19 in 2015, 23 degree in 2016, 25 degree in 2017, 20 degree in 2018, 18 degree in 2019, 21.6 degree in 2020, 22.6 degree Celsius in 2021 .

Forecast: Cloudy, light drizzle with a chance of fog in the morning.

Maximum temperature: 15.7 °C

Minimum temperature: 10.9 °C

Sunset on January 06: 5:39 pm

Sunrise on January 07: 7:15 am