Entire north and northwest India is shivering under extreme cold wave conditions for the past few days. According to the India Meteorological Department (IMD), dense fog and cold day conditions are likely to continue over parts of northwest and central India during the next two days and improve thereafter.

Shallow fog covered parts of Delhi on Tuesday, with a minimum temperature of 9.1 degrees Celsius recorded in Pusa. The India Meteorological Department forecasts temperatures between 9 to 11 degrees Celsius and warns of reduced visibility due to fog.

In the next three days, the Indian Meteorological Department has predicted a fall of three-four degrees in the night in Punjab, Haryana, Delhi and Rajasthan.

Parts of north India, including Punjab, Haryana, Delhi, and Rajasthan, are expected to experience a drop in night temperatures by three to four degrees in the coming days. The IMD has issued warnings about cold waves and dense fog for the year-end and New Year.

North India is experiencing a severe cold wave following two days of heavy rainfall, which has caused a sharp drop in temperatures.

As temperatures in Delhi dip by 3 to 5 degrees Celsius, the IMD warns of a cold wave gripping northwest India. Dense fog is expected to disrupt visibility, affecting travel. The homeless find refuge in temporary shelters as the city faces inclement weather conditions.

Reduced visibility due to dense fog has already started disrupting road and rail traffic, adding to the challenges posed by plummeting temperatures