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About this video Cold wave in North India | why North India Freezing | UPSC | Current affairs Cold wave intensified its grip on much of north India on Monday, bringing the capital one of its coldest days in years as a blanket of fog settled over the Ingo-Gangetic Plain, blocking out the sun and keeping daytime temperatures close to numbingly cold levels. The cold wave intensified its grip on much of north India on Monday, bringing the capital one of its coldest days in years as a blanket of fog settled over the Ingo-Gangetic Plain, blocking out the sun and keeping daytime temperatures close to numbingly cold levels. The maximum temperature in Delhi was recorded at 15.6°C, six notches lower than what is normal for this time of the year. These conditions are likely to persist for the next 24 to 48 hours, officials of the India Meteorological Department (IMD) warned, predicting possible disruptions to transport services — especially flights and trains — and greater risk to people in vulnerable circumstances, such as those without shelter. "The winds were west-northwesterly but now they are north-northwesterly, blowing at about 10kmph over Delhi. A layer of upper haze when morning fog hasn’t lifted completely and is also obscuring sunshine during the day giving a feel of biting cold. These conditions will last for a day before temperatures rise gradually," said Mahesh Palawat, vice president, climate and meteorology, Skymet Weather. #currentaffairsinhindi #upsc #ias #ssc #currentaffairs #ips #gk #india #generalknowledge #motivation #ssccgl #upscmotivation #lbsnaa #upscaspirants #upscexam #knowledge #facts #ibps #education #civilservices #mppsc #study #upscprelims #instagram #rrb #ifs #bank #news #pcs #exam #gkindia