Cold wave conditions are predicted in various northern and central states, with temperatures dropping significantly in some regions.

Northern Odisha is enduring a severe cold wave, with Mayurbhanj's Uper Baraha Kamuda recording 3°C. Forecasts indicate cold conditions in several Indian regions until December 20. Many citizens, especially in Delhi,

As winter season sets in, the IMD has issued a cold wave to severe cold wave warning in parts of North India. Meanwhile, parts of South India, such as Tamil Nadu, continue to brace for rainfall.

North India braces for a sharp dip in temperatures as cold wave conditions grip the region, while southern states prepare for rainfall. The IMD forecasts more weather fluctuations in the coming days.

IMD reported Delhi's minimum temperature at 3.2 degrees Celsius amid severe cold wave conditions; on Thursday, Delhi recorded its coldest December day in three years at 4.5 degrees Celsius

Thursday marked Delhi’s coldest December day in the past three years, with the overall minimum temperature dropping to 4.5°C.

Delhi-NCR faces yellow alert as temperatures drop below 5°C, marking the coldest December in 14 years. IMD predicts cold waves to persist until mid December.

The IMD has issued a warning for cold wave conditions in Delhi on December 13 and 14. The city recorded its coldest morning at 4.5 degrees Celsius yesterday.

Cold wave hit Delhiites on Thursday as the minimum temperature dropped to 4.5 degrees Celsius, the weather department said.

Delhi recorded the season’s coldest morning Thursday as the minimum temperature dipped to 4.5 degree Celsius at the Safdarjung station, which is representative of the city. The season’s first cold wave day was observed on Wednesday when the minimum temperature in Delhi dipped to 4.

A thin layer of fog covered parts of Delhi this morning as the minimum temperature dropped below 5 degree Celsius.