India Meteorological Department (IMD) has forecast abatement in cold wave conditions in the plains of Northwest India and adjoining Central India from today due to the approaching western disturbance in Western Himalayan Region. Talking to AIR News, Director General of IMD Dr M Mohapatra said that under the influence of western disturbance, the temperature in Northwest India and adjoining Central India will go up gradually which will provide some relief from the prevailing cold wave conditions.
Dr Mohpatra said, there will also be abatement in the dense to very dense fog conditions today. He said, there will be a temporary relief from the cold wave conditions due to the influence of western disturbance, as the temperature is expected to go down from Friday. Dr Mohpatra said, rainfall and snowfall is also expected in Jammu and Kashmir, Ladakh, Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand from tomorrow. Meanwhile, Senior PRO of Northern Railway, RK Rana said that 36 trains are running late due to fog.
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