Dense Fog Shrouds Delhi, Minimal Temp Rises To eight.eight Levels Celsius
Dense fog lowered visibility to 200 metres at Safdarjung and 100 metres at Palam. (Representational)
New Delhi:
A thick blanket of fog shrouded Delhi on Sunday, reducing visibility to 100 metres and affecting visitors motion, the India Meteorological Division (IMD) stated.
Dense fog lowered visibility to 200 metres at Safdarjung and 100 metres at Palam.
Consistent with the IMD, very dense fog is when visibility is between zero and 50 metres. In case of dense fog, visibility is between 51 and 200 metres, reasonable 201 and 500 metres, and shallow 501 and 1,000 metres.
Dense to reasonable fog is anticipated in Delhi for the following 4 days, the IMD stated.
Town’s minimal temperature, then again, rose to eight.eight levels Celsius, a notch above standard, because of easterly winds and a cloud quilt over the town, an IMD authentic stated.
Easterly winds aren’t as chilly as northwesterly coming in from the snow-clad western Himalayas, whilst clouds entice one of the most outgoing infrared radiation, expanding the minimal temperature.
The mercury is anticipated to drop to 4 levels Celsius through Tuesday as dry, icy winds have began blowing from the snow-clad western Himalayas against the plains, the IMD authentic stated.
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