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IMD Weather Forecast: Cold Wave Alert For North India As Delhi Temp Drops; Tamil Nadu Braces For Rain

As winter season sets in, the IMD has issued a cold wa✃ve to severe cold wave warning in parts of North India. Meanwhile, parts of South Ind✱ia, such as Tamil Nadu, continue to brace for rainfall.

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IMD Weather Forec✅ast: Cold Wave Alert For North Indꦛia As Delhi Temp Drops; Tamil Nadu Braces For Rain | Photo: PTI
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The Indian Meteorological D♑epartment (IMD) has issued a cold wave alert for northern India as temperatures continue to drop. In Delhi, the temperature has once again dipped below five dཧegrees Celsius.

As wi👍nter season sets in, the IMD has issued a cold wave to severe cold wave warning in parts of North India. Meanwhile, parts of South India, such as Tamil Nadu, continue to brace for rainfall. '

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IMD has predicted a colℱd wave for Northern India, especially the states of Punjab, Haryana and Uttar Pradesh. As per IMD scientist Soma Sen, the temperatures are expected to drop by 1-2 degrees and the cold wave is expected to remain for one or two days across North and Central India.

Furthermore, a Western Disturb🎃ance, isolated rainfall and snowfall is expected over Jammu and Kashmir, Ladakh 🅘and other regions on December 16 and 17.

Delhi recorded its coldest temperature of the season as temperature dropped below five degrees Celsius. As per the weaඣther department, the temperature of the national capital dropped to 4.5 degrees Celsius on Sunday.

In Rajasthan, a severe cold൲ wave warning has been issued as temperatures dip below zero degrees Celsius. In Sikar district's Fatehpur, the temperat🎃ure dropped to minus 1.3 degrees.

🐭As North India braces for another drop in temperatures, the South is bracin൩g for more rain. A rainfall alert has been issued for heavy to very heavy rainfall in Tamil Nadu.

Puducherry, Kerala, Co𓃲astal Andhra Pradesh. Rayalaseema, and South Interior Karnataka are also expected to receive heavy rainfall next week.

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