There was a slight reprieve from the cold
There was a slight reprieve from the cold wave conditions in the north as mercury soared in most parts of the region on Sunday due to a clear sky and a warm sun, even as a homeless person died due to the harsh weather in Uttar Pradesh.Most parts of UP reeled under cold wave and foggy conditions..2°, a spokesman of the MET department said.Srinagar recorded a low of minus 0.9° Celsius, an increase of nearly 3° from minus 4.2° as compared to Saturday night’s minus 4.Shallow fog occurred in many of parts of the city with visibility around 600 meters at 5. Due to a fresh western disturbance from Pakistan and Afghanistan, cold wave abated and mercury rose by 1 to 5° at many places in the state in last 24 hours, an MeT report said.Respite from cold conditions for the residents in Kashmir continued for the second consecutive day on Sunday as the mercury went up further by several degrees.Severe cold wave conditions also abated in Rajasthan, giving respite to people.Due to fog in north-eastern Rajasthan and adjoining states of Punjab, Haryana, Delhi and Uttar Pradesh, about 10 trains of North Western Railway were running late, a railway spokesman said.Delhiites woke up to a relatively warmer morning on Sunday as the minimum temperature rose to 7.
It was hovering around 5° for the past few days.In Leh, mercury went up by over five notches from Saturday night’s minus 10.The weatherman predicted partly cloudy sky for the day with maximum temperature reaching up to 22° Celsius.Meanwhile, in west UP’s Muzaffarnagar district, a 45-year-old man was found dead.He said Qazigund, the gateway town to Kashmir Valley, recorded a low of minus 2.30 am, a meteorological department official said.5° on Saturday Auto spare parts Manufacturers night and fog continued to disturb train services.7°.0°.30 am and 800 meters at 8.The administration in Lucknow on Saturday directed to close all the schools till January 5 due to the persisting cold wave.1° to settle at minus 4. However, Sikar and Churu shivered at 4.The people of Jaipur heaved a sigh of relief with mercury rising to 8°, about two notches more than it was on Saturday, an MeT department report said. The tourist resort of Pahalgam, which serves as a base camp for the annual Amarnath Yatra, recorded a low of minus 1. The man, a beggar, was found dead on Saturday evening at Railway Road of the city and the police said that he apparently died due to the cold wave.9°, an increase of over 2° from Saturday night’s minus 3.6° Celsius, one notch above the season’s normal.4° Celsius on Saturday night.
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