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,

The IMD has forecast chilly weather conditions to continue in the national capital. The lowest minimum temperature on Monday was measured at 3.5°C in west Delhi’s Pusa and 4°C in Ayanagar. According to the Met department,

Cold wave conditions continued to grip Delhi NCR, along with neighbouring Punjab and Haryana on Sunday. Minimum temperature in the national capital dropped further, according to the India Meteorological Department.

C in the plains of Northwest India and much of Central India in the last 24 hours. Eastern and Western regions also saw cooler conditions, with temperatures ranging between 8-14°C.

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 scientist Soma Sen Roy warned that the temperature could further take a drop by 1-2 degrees Celsius due to the winds in North India.

Delhi's air quality dipped to 'poor' category on Sunday, with the AQI reaching 246 amidst a cold wave. Temperatures plummeted to 6 degrees Celsius, prompting many to seek refuge in shelters. Several areas recorded AQI above 250,

Delhi residents woke up to a chilly morning on December 15 as a thin layer of fog hung over the national capital and temperatures dropped to a minimum of 4.9 degrees Celsius. The minimum temperature in Delhi settled three notches below the season's average on Sunday (December 15),