Cold wave : Cold to increase in the state in the coming days, weather department warning...

The cold is expected to increase in the state over the next few days. The pace of tourists heading towards Mahabaleshwar has increased in this cold weather. Fog is falling everywhere in the morning. Although there is a cold wave in the state, rain clouds are still strong in other states. Heavy rain is continuing in some parts of Kerala, Tamil Nadu, and Andhra Pradesh. Even though it has been many days since the monsoon left the country, rain clouds are still present. The cold in the north is continuously increasing. The chill has increased in the state as the cold is increasing towards the north.

The Indian Meteorological Department has recently issued a major warning. A significant drop in temperature has been recorded across the district, including Parbhani city, for the past three days. Due to the temperature being below 6 degrees for the past three days, the people of Parbhani are facing severe cold. The Meteorological Department has predicted that the temperature will continue to drop for the next few days. The cold wave is expected to persist in the state for the next few days.

The cold wave is expected to persist in the state for two more days. The Indian Meteorological Department has issued a yellow alert for a cold wave in Marathwada, Central Maharashtra, and Vidarbha. It has also been stated that there will be a significant increase in cold in the coming days. In many districts, the district administration has decided to change the timing of morning schools and has postponed the timings.

The lowest temperature of 3 degrees was recorded in Adampur, Punjab. Niphad recorded 6.3 degrees Celsius. Temperatures below 9 degrees were recorded in Jalgaon and Ahilyanagar, Nashik, Pune, Yavatmal, Godiya, Pune. The minimum temperature dropped below 10 degrees. As the cold is expected to increase in the coming days, it is important for citizens to take care. Due to constant changes in the weather, citizens are facing health issues.