India’s weather map paints a patchwork of extremes, from foggy plains to snowy peaks and budding heat. Delhi’s residents navigate a dual assault: sunny afternoons warming to 24°C contrasting foggy, 9°C dawns. IMD eyes partial clouds today, fog fading as sun strengthens, with stable conditions forecasted for seven days amid minor temp variations.
Uttar Pradesh re-enters fog territory. February 10 brings dense cover to Tarai districts—Gorakhpur, Bareilly, Pilibhit, Lakhimpur Kheri—prompting orange warnings. Lighter fog in Azamgarh, Mau, Barabanki; Noida clears post-morning haze, Lucknow heats to 26°C under fierce rays.
Bihar contends with dropping minimums by 1-3°C, amplifying dawn and dusk cold snaps despite daytime relief via sunshine across cities like Patna. Jharkhand’s light fog lingers mornings until February 14, with otherwise clear, unchanging weather.
Hills activate under western influence. Himachal expects snow and rain February 9-10 from a new system; extreme cold in Kukumseri at -13.4°C deepens further. Uttarakhand flags rain-snow risks in five districts including Uttarkashi, Chamoli, Pithoragarh, threatening elevated areas over 3,000m.
Rajasthan embraces early heat, temps over 25°C statewide, peaking at 31°C in Barmer. Dry spell ahead ensures comfort sans winter layers.