The cold wave in Delhi has broken the record of a decade. This is the first time during 2013 to 2023 that cold wave has been recorded for five consecutive days in January. People are worried due to the cold wave in Delhi.

A cold night in Delhi, and the tricolor waving in the cold wind… 🇮🇳🥺❣️#NewDelhi – #Safdarjung 1.9 °C minimum temperature recorded today.
It was the coldest morning recorded so far this winter season.#Delhi #India #coldweather #Coldwave #Winter #delhiwinters pic.twitter.com/SZQS7q22PH

— Delhi-NCR Weatherman 🌦️🥵⛈️🥶 (@SouravSaxena_17) January 8, 2023

New Delhi, State Bureau.

This time in the harsh winter, the cold wave in Delhi has also broken the record of a decade. This is the first time during 2013 to 2023 that cold wave has been recorded for five consecutive days in January.

What did the Meteorological Department say on breaking the record?

According to the Meteorological Department, in the month of January in 2013, there was a cold wave for six days, but not together but in pieces. Similarly, in 2021 also the cold wave lasted only for six days this month, but even then it lasted in pieces. In other years i.e. during 2014 to 2020 and in 2022 it lasted only for one to three-four days. While Delhi has been experiencing continuous cold wave since January 5 this year. Means it has been five consecutive days. It is likely to continue for a couple more days.

Can’t get rid of Delhi’s cold wave

Significantly, when the minimum temperature is three degrees below normal, it is kept in the cold wave category, while when it is five degrees below normal, it is called a severe cold wave. The minimum temperature in Delhi has been three degrees below normal since January 5.

Let us tell you that since the beginning of the new year, it is getting cold in Delhi. People are facing a lot of trouble due to this cold. The residents of Delhi are also falling ill due to cold wave. Due to this cold wave, people have also stopped coming out of the house.

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