Delhi Temperature - All Time Record Breaks

Delhi Temperature - All-Time Record Breaks

Delhi Temperature - All-Time Record BreaksUsually, in the hilly areas, it was cold but now it is in the capital of the country. The government announced the Red Alert.

The North Indian country is completely frozen with cold. Normally, the cold in the hilly areas is shaking the nation's capital this time.

Red Alert

"The weather department announced the Red Alert
Red alert is an emergency decision that is usually made only when conditions are out of control. Now the Red Alert has been announced before the weather to keep people from getting bothered with cold-related diseases."
According to the weather report, the chilly intensity in Delhi was 1.9 degrees Celsius on Saturday morning.
The Safdarjung hills were recorded at 2.4 degrees Celsius.
In a few days, the temperature will be further reduced to 0 degree
The Red Alert announced the weather department in advance.

Temperatures on record

The first properly recorded Safdargunj hills in

• 1930 were 0 degrees Celsius. 
• 1992 was 0 Degree Celsius Temperatures noted.

How Long

The same situation to be continued until Jan 3. Will this record break-even in January?

Major Issues

This cold, dense fog caused the traffic on the road.
Dense fog has become an issue for the entire fleet of aircraft from Satellite to Northern India.
The trains were only a few hours late.

Some parts of northern India, Noida, Gurugram, Ghaziabad, and Faridabad are likely to experience snow showers on December 31.

The weather department has indicated that the situation is likely to continue until Jan. 3.

Health Tip 

Please Ready with the safety of Medicine Cold and Cough medicine