Weather conditions across North India are once again undergoing a noticeable shift. While rainfall activity has reduced in many regions, the impact of dense fog, cold winds, and falling temperatures is becoming increasingly prominent. According to the latest India Meteorological Department (IMD) weather update, winter conditions are likely to intensify further in the coming days, affecting both plains and hilly states.
As per the IMD forecast, several districts of Uttar Pradesh and Bihar are expected to witness dense to very dense fog, especially during morning and night hours. Reduced visibility may impact road and rail transport. Cold winds blowing from the Himalayan region could also cause a slight dip in minimum temperatures, increasing the chill factor across these states.
The weather department has issued a snowfall alert for multiple hilly regions. Jammu & Kashmir, Ladakh, Gilgit-Baltistan, and Muzaffarabad are likely to receive light snowfall. Additionally, higher-altitude areas of Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand may experience snowfall, which could further intensify cold conditions and disrupt travel in mountainous regions.
Contrast, Rajasthan weather may show mild improvement. According to the Jaipur Meteorological Centre, minimum temperatures are expected to rise slightly over the next three to four days. Most parts of the state will likely experience dry weather, offering limited relief from the ongoing cold spell.
Delhi Weather Today and Outlook
Delhi weather today is expected to remain chilly due to continuous cold winds for the next three days. Morning hours may see light to moderate fog, while sunshine during the daytime will provide some comfort. As per IMD, no rainfall is expected in Delhi-NCR during this period.
Delhi Weather for Next Five Days:
IMD reports that a western disturbance may cause partly cloudy skies in Delhi-NCR until February 10. On February 6 and 7, wind speeds may reach 15–25 km/h, gradually decreasing between February 8 and 10. Fog conditions may persist during early hours.
Another Weather Change on February 9–10:
IMD has indicated another wet spell around February 9–10, bringing rainfall and snowfall back to Jammu & Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, and Ladakh. For regular weather updates and agricultural advisories, farmers and traders can rely on Khetivyapar, a trusted platform for timely information.
FAQs:
Q1. Will dense fog continue in Uttar Pradesh?
Yes, IMD has warned of dense to very dense fog in Uttar Pradesh until February 7.
Q2. Is snowfall expected in Himachal Pradesh?
Yes, higher-altitude areas may receive snowfall, especially around February 9–10.
Q3. Will Delhi receive rain this week?
No, IMD has clearly stated that there is no chance of rainfall in Delhi during this period.
Q4. How will cold winds affect North India?
Cold winds from hilly regions may lower temperatures and increase winter chill in plains.
Q5. Where can farmers get reliable weather updates?
Farmers can follow Khetivyapar for accurate weather updates and farming-related news.
