Punjab Weather Update: In a stark weather update, Punjab and Haryana find themselves in the clutches of an intensifying cold wave, with nine cities reporting temperatures lower than the renowned cold haven of Shimla. The Meteorological Department has sounded an alert, cautioning residents about the onset of dense fog in many districts of both states.
Punjab Weather Update: The Day dawned with a cloak of fog enveloping Punjab, marking a meteorological shift that impacted visibility in six districts. As the morning unfolded, Amritsar, Gurdaspur, Ludhiana, Faridkot, Moga, and Bathinda experienced thick fog, with visibility limited to around 50 meters. The Meteorological Department has responded by issuing an orange alert for dense fog, effective until December 21, and a subsequent yellow alert from December 22 onward. The forecast predicts an increase in fog density during the mornings in the upcoming days.
Punjab Weather Update: Punjab is currently under the influence of a chilling cold wave accompanied by dense fog, marking a significant drop in minimum temperatures. The Meteorological Department issued an alert, predicting the continuation of the cold wave until December 21, with a potential further drop of two to three degrees Celsius.
Punjab Weather Update: In a turn of weather events, Punjab is grappling with a significant drop in temperature levels attributed to recent snowfall in the northern mountain ranges. The impact of this weather phenomenon has transcended the high altitudes of Jammu and Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, and Uttarakhand, extending its icy embrace to the plains, including Punjab, Chandigarh, and Haryana.
Punjab Weather Update: The Meteorological department has issued a weather alert for four districts in Punjab as cold weather tightens its grip on the region. Predictions indicate a possibility of rain in Pathankot, Gurdaspur, Amritsar, and Hoshiarpur, although the likelihood remains relatively low. The primary factors contributing to these weather conditions are the recent snowfall in hilly areas and the influx of cold winds from upper regions.