The weather is forecast to remain dry for the next few days in most parts of the country including North India. However, a new western disturbance is expected to become active from March 9 and bring about a change in the weather in the western Himalayan regions. Western disturbances bring moisture from the Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean.
Weather Update: Cold surface winds are blowing at high speed in the plains of North-West India, due to which cold has increased again in many states including Delhi-NCR. According to the Meteorological Department, these winds will continue here for the next two days.
Cold winds will blow at a speed of 20 to 30 km per hour in Delhi for the next two to three days
Strong surface winds are expected to blow at a speed of 20 to 30 km per hour in the country’s capital for the next two to three days. During the morning, the winds will blow from the northwest direction at a speed of 12 to 14 km per hour, which will increase to 22 to 24 km per hour by noon. The maximum temperature in Delhi is forecast to be around 26 degrees and the minimum temperature around 13 degrees Celsius.
Hot and cold winds blow due to the uneven distribution of the sun’s energy on the earth. Hot air blows in the parts where the sun’s rays fall directly and cold air blows in the parts where the rays fall obliquely. Since the sun’s rays are falling obliquely in western North India at this time, cold winds are blowing.
Dry weather forecast for the next few days
According to the latest update of the Meteorological Department, the weather is forecast to remain dry for the next few days in most parts of the country including North India. However, a new western disturbance is expected to become active from March 9 and change the weather in the western Himalayan regions. Western disturbance brings moisture from the Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean.
This moisture enters India via Pakistan and causes rain and snowfall in the hilly and plain areas of North India. This increases the minimum temperature at night, while the temperature becomes higher than normal during the day.
Warning to stay away from the sea
According to the Meteorological Department, the stormy winds blowing at a speed of 45 to 50 km per hour on the coast of Gujarat are expected to intensify further and reach 55 km per hour. The Meteorological Department warned tourists and fishermen to stay away from these areas.
Temperature dropped by 2 to 5 degrees Celsius
According to the Meteorological Department, due to cold winds, the maximum temperature in many areas of North-West India and Western Central India dropped by two to five degrees Celsius during the last 24 hours.
