North India likely to have harsher winter: IMD

The winter is likely to be harsher in north India this season, says IMD Director General Mrutunjay Mohapatra

November 29, 2020 07:13 pm | Updated 11:42 pm IST - New Delhi

Night temperatures in north India are likely to be below normal, while the day temperatures are expected to be above normal. File

Night temperatures in north India are likely to be below normal, while the day temperatures are expected to be above normal. File

North India is likely to expect a harsher winter and can see a rise in the frequency of cold waves this season, India Meteorological Department (IMD) Director General Mrutunjay Mohapatra said on November 29.

The IMD, in its winter forecast for December to February, said below normal minimum temperatures are likely over north and central India.

The winter is likely to be harsher in north India this season, Mr. Mohapatra said.

He added that the night temperatures in north India are likely to be below normal, while the day temperatures are expected to be above normal.

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