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IMD warns of a cold wave in Delhi and snowfall in Arunachal Pradesh and Jammu & Kashmir till December 18, urging caution for travel and health. Winter conditions are intensifying across North and Central India, with temperatures dropping sharply and snowfall expected in key Himalayan regions.
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Winter’s icy grip tightens across India as the India Meteorological Department issues a cold wave warning for Delhi and predicts snowfall in Arunachal Pradesh and Jammu & Kashmir till December 18. The onset of winter brings severe weather conditions, impacting daily life and travel plans across the country.
Key Highlights
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Delhi’s Cold Wave Alert: IMD has issued a yellow alert for Delhi, warning of cold wave conditions with minimum temperatures expected to dip to 5–7°C over the next few days. Residents are advised to take precautions as the chilly weather is set to persist until mid-December.
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Snowfall in Himalayan Regions: Arunachal Pradesh and Jammu & Kashmir are forecasted to witness light to moderate snowfall at higher altitudes between December 15 and 17. Popular destinations like Tawang, Srinagar, and Gulmarg are expected to be covered in snow, making them attractive for winter tourism
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Travel Disruptions Expected: Dense fog and sharp temperature drops are likely to affect visibility and transportation in the northern and central regions. Authorities have urged travelers to check weather advisories before venturing out.
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Health Advisory: With temperatures plummeting, IMD has advised the public, especially the elderly and children, to take extra care and avoid prolonged exposure to the cold. Hospitals and civic bodies are on alert to manage weather-related health emergencies.
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Regional Impact: While Delhi faces cold wave conditions, other parts of North India, including Punjab, Chandigarh, and Madhya Pradesh, are also expected to experience below-normal temperatures. The western Himalayan region will see intermittent rain and snowfall, impacting road connectivity and local life.
Source: India Meteorological Department, Republic World, Times of India, Business Standard, Hindustan Times
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