Warehousing capacity and foodgrains production also show a 'weak correlation'
Delhi is expected to experience warm weather, with clear skies and warm weather during daytime
Rainfall across the country's northwest region, a major wheat growing belt, has been almost 80 per cent below normal since the beginning of the year, according to the India Meteorological Department
An active Western Disturbance over northern Pakistan is causing rain across Delhi and Northern India
IMD's latest weather forecast said that the western disturbance is affecting Delhi, causing partially cloudy skies and isolated drizzles in parts of the city on February 19 and February 20
February has brought unreasonably high temperatures with February 17 becoming the second-hottest day of the season. But, rainfall, predicted later this week, could bring back the cold
The IMD forecasts shallow fog in the morning, followed by a cloudy sky later in the day
The weather department has stated that a western disturbance will lead to a fresh spell of rain in Delhi
The IMD forecasts warm, sunny weather with strong surface winds later in the day
Cold waves, a defining characteristic of Delhi's winters, were almost entirely absent this season. December recorded just one cold wave day
Temperature fluctuations are likely to continue nationwide over the next few days
Temperature fluctuations are likely to continue nationwide over the next few days
According to the India Meteorological Department (IMD), the day's forecast indicates a minimum and maximum temperature of 16.76 degrees Celsius and 28.58 degrees Celsius
The IMD has predicted misty conditions in the early hours, followed by a predominantly clear sky as the day progresses
The IMD has forecast that cold winds and foggy conditions may continue due to the influence of a fresh western disturbance
The minimum temperature is expected to drop to 9 degree Celsius, while the maximum may reach 25 degree Celsius
As Delhi prepares for polling today, the city is likely to experience a drizzle and foggy conditions, according to IMD
The IMD predicts light showers for the next two days with increasing levels of fog expected in Delhi. Dense fog conditions still continue in isolated parts of the city
After the AQI in the national capital showed improvement, the CAQM decided to lift the restrictions imposed under Grap Stage-III
A significant change in temperature is expected, with light rainfall at night, IMD has issued a 'yellow alert' for the national capital for February 3