A “yellow alert” has been sounded for the national capital...
Delhi experienced its coldest day of this winter season with the maximum temperature dropping to a two-year-old low of 13.4°C, six degrees below normal, the Met Office said.
On Wednesday morning the minimum temperature recorded was 7.1°C, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) said.
A “yellow alert” has been sounded for the national capital on Wednesday with the maximum temperature likely to be around 16°C.
The western disturbance influenced other parts of the northern plains and brought drizzle to isolated locations in the city. Delhi's air quality remained "very poor" with a reading of 343.
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