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Capital reels under icy cold winds
DELHI SHIVERS: The scene in the Capital on Tuesday with the mercury down to 2.6 degrees Celsius.
Continuing its resurgence after a minor absence, the cold has gained in strength over the past two days grasping the Capital and neighbourhood in its icy grip once again.
Even as Punjab and Himachal Pradesh reeled under an extreme cold wave, the Capital was spared none of the winter’s chill with a minimum temperature of 2.6 degrees Celsius recorded on Tuesday. A persistent cloud cover also ensured that the day’s maximum temperature did not rise beyond 15.8 degrees.
According to the weatherman, the return of the cold has been caused by northerly winds and an “upper air cyclonic circulation” over Himachal Pradesh and Punjab...Read...
Continuing its resurgence after a minor absence, the cold has gained in strength over the past two days grasping the Capital and neighbourhood in its icy grip once again.
Even as Punjab and Himachal Pradesh reeled under an extreme cold wave, the Capital was spared none of the winter’s chill with a minimum temperature of 2.6 degrees Celsius recorded on Tuesday. A persistent cloud cover also ensured that the day’s maximum temperature did not rise beyond 15.8 degrees.
According to the weatherman, the return of the cold has been caused by northerly winds and an “upper air cyclonic circulation” over Himachal Pradesh and Punjab...Read...