Delhi Weather: Pink cold has started in Delhi after rain and thundershowers. The reason for this is snowfall on the mountains and western disturbance. According to the Meteorological Department, this cold is temporary and soon the temperature will rise again.
Delhi Weather: After rain with thunder and lightning in Delhi, mild cold has started. People have started wearing sweaters and jackets in the morning and evening. However, according to the Meteorological Department, the real knock of winter has not arrived yet. At present, this mild cold is due to the western disturbance in the northern districts, which will subside in a few days. Temperature dropped due to snowfall in the mountains. Snowfall continues in the higher areas and mountains of Uttarakhand, Himachal and Jammu and Kashmir, due to which the cold has started being felt in the plains as well.
Snowfall broke the record of last 30 years
Rain and snowfall in Uttarakhand has broken the record of the last 30 years. Change in weather is clearly visible in Delhi-NCR also. People have started taking out warm clothes in the beginning of October, but whether the real winter is about to knock or not will be known in the coming days. According to the Meteorological Department, the weather will remain clear in Delhi till October 11. As soon as the effect of western disturbance ends, there will be a slight increase in temperature and the cold will be felt less. After this, humid heat may return again in the capital and surrounding areas. This means that the cold we are feeling at the moment will not last long.
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Pollution may gradually increase in the coming days
Delhi’s air quality index on Thursday was recorded at 100, which falls in the satisfactory category. A day earlier it was 81, which means an increase of 19 points in 24 hours. Experts say that due to drop in temperature and decrease in wind speed, pollution may gradually increase in the coming days.