The wait for winter continues in Delhi and North India, record breaking heat in November, know when the cold will come.

*Increasing cold in North India and stormy weather in South India: Record breaking heat in Delhi**

While cyclonic storm and heavy rains have made the situation serious in South India, the impact of severe cold and dense fog is increasing in North India. Dense fog is prevailing in almost all the states of North India in the morning and evening, while due to the drop in day temperature, winter is being felt. Despite less air pollution in Delhi-NCR, severe cold has not been faced yet, the weather remains dry and normal.

**Record breaking heat in November**

The weather in Delhi unexpectedly broke heat records in November this year. For the first time in 8 years, the maximum temperature has been recorded in Delhi. At the same time, the minimum temperature also reached the highest level for the first time in 5 years, due to which the days as well as nights remained hot in the month of November. This unusual weather change indicates that winter is yet to arrive. The Meteorological Department has predicted dry and normal weather for the first week of December also.

**Waiting for the cold and future predictions**

Although people of North India are waiting for winter, till now the effect of cold is less visible in Delhi and its surrounding areas. The weather department in Delhi said that the real feeling of cold is likely to be felt by mid-December, and by then the temperature may drop further. At the same time, the effect of fog is expected to increase in other parts of North India also.

**Storm hits South India**

The situation has worsened due to cyclonic storm and heavy rains in many parts of South India. The storm has caused waterlogging in many areas, and people are worried about their safety. Despite the severe weather hitting the southern states, people in North India are facing deep fog and cold as they wait for winter.

This time in the month of November, record breaking heat was seen in North India, while now we are waiting for the effect of cold to start. According to the Meteorological Department, the real impact of winter in Delhi and other northern states will be felt by mid-December. At the same time, stormy weather in South India has made the conditions challenging.