Punjab Haryana Weather Update: Lowest Temperature Recorded at 1.0°C,

Punjab is currently grappling with severe cold wave conditions, with temperatures dropping significantly below normal in many parts of the state. Adampur IAF recorded the lowest minimum temperature in the plains at 1.0°C, making it the coldest location across the region. Other areas, including Pathankot, registered temperatures as low as 1.7°C. The state has been experiencing minimum temperatures ranging up to 6°C in most parts, which is 1-3°C below the normal range for this time of the year.

Punjab Weather Update: Lowest Temperature Recorded at 1.0°C

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has predicted that the severe cold wave is likely to persist over the next five to seven days. Residents are advised to take necessary precautions as the cold wave conditions could intensify further, especially during the nighttime. The visibility in Punjab has also been affected by fog, though not as severely as in neighboring Haryana.

Haryana Weather Update: Dense Fog and Cold Wave Persist

Haryana is also under the grip of cold wave conditions, with a yellow alert in effect until December 21. Hisar recorded a chilling minimum temperature of 1.6°C, while dense fog enveloped isolated pockets of the state, significantly impacting visibility. In Karnal, the visibility dropped to just 100 meters, causing disruptions in early morning travel and posing risks to commuters.

The cold wave has resulted in temperatures in Haryana being 1-3°C below normal at many locations. Similar to Punjab, the minimum temperatures in major parts of the state are hovering around 6°C. The IMD forecasts no significant change in minimum temperatures for the next 4-5 days, ensuring the continuation of severe cold conditions.

Residents in both states are urged to stay warm, avoid unnecessary outdoor activities during peak cold hours, and monitor local weather updates for further informati

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