Senior scientist at the IMD RK Jenamani said, "Two western disturbances are coming consecutively, one is January 3 night to January 7 morning and the other is January 7 afternoon to January 9 or January 10. So because of the consecutive western disturbance, there will be no cold wave for the next four-five days. There was no cold wave in Delhi and Rajasthan. Only Punjab and Haryana faced cold waves, but it will be improved. From tomorrow (January 3), there will be no cold wave anywhere in North-West India."
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Talking about the severe cold in the national capital, the scientist said the temperature would increase to nearly 10°C in the coming days. "Today, there is no cold wave in Delhi. Temperature is around 5-6°C and in the coming days, the temperature will increase. In Delhi, rain and thunderstorm will occur on January 5-6. A strong wind will also be there. So, the temperature at night will be increased to 10-11°C from 5-6°C," he said.
About the national capital's weather condition, Jenamani said, 'There will be one western disturbance on January 5-6 and continuously there will be another western disturbance on January 7-9. In Delhi, cloudy and rain or drizzle will be continuous from January 5 to January 6. It will be less on January 7 and later on January 8 and 9, it may happen again. The day temperature will be decreased. There is an active western disturbance from January 5 to 9."
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-PTC News
