The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has predicted a gradual fall in temperatures across parts of northwest and central India, including Delhi, over the next few days.In an official release, the IMD said,

Delhi, on Sunday, woke up to yet another foggy morning as temperature in the national capital-NCR region continued to dip after record-breaking rainfall on Friday. The capital's Safdarjung Observatory reported a minimum temperature of 13 degrees Celsius for today,

Delhi experienced a cool and foggy start to Sunday as the capital recorded a minimum temperature of 13°C, which is six notches above the season’s average, accor

Delhi’s temperature has dropped to 12°C with fog covering the city. Cold wave warnings are issued for Himachal Pradesh, Punjab, Haryana, and Jammu & Kashmir from December 29 to January 3. Fresh Western Disturbances are expected to bring light rainfall or snowfall from January 1 to 6,

As the national capital continues to reel under inclement weather conditions, many homeless people are spending nights in government-constructed night shelters as temperatures continue to fall in the city.

The India Meteorological Department forecasts cold wave conditions across North India, with significant temperature drops and severe cold day conditio

According to IMD, Delhi experienced its highest December rainfall in 15 years on Friday. Heavy rains lashed Delhi and adjoining NCR in the early hours of Thursday and persisted throughout the day.

Delhities woke to a cloudy morning on Tuesday amid a cold wave in the national capital. The air quality worsened to 'severe' with AQI 401 in Delhi.

North India, including Delhi, is expected to experience a chilly New Year with a significant drop in temperatures, according to the IMD. Cold wave conditions are predicted in regions including Jammu-Kashmir,

NCR and north India, with temperatures set to drop by 3-6°C. Severe cold wave conditions and fog are expected to persist through New Year festivities.