Over the next two days, strong cold winds from the north will affect Delhi, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Rajasthan, Gujarat, and Madhya Pradesh. These winds may pose a risk to crops.

From March 8 and 9, both day and night temperatures will begin to rise in North India. Meanwhile, heavy snowfall is expected to return to the mountains from March 10, accompanied by rain in Tamil Nadu and Kerala. The rest of the country will experience mostly dry weather conditions.

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Today’s big news about the weather across the country. The weather of entire North India including Delhi is constantly changing. According to the Meteorological Department, due to the western disturbance, the temperature in Delhi is continuously increasing due to strong winds.

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Snowfall is expected to begin in the mountains on the morning of March 3 and continue until March 4. Heavy snowfall is likely in parts of Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, and Jammu & Kashmir. Rain may also occur in the northern districts of Punjab and Haryana.

Minimum temperatures are expected to drop across northwest India over the next two days. A temperature decline is likely in Punjab, Haryana, Delhi, Rajasthan, Gujarat, and North Maharashtra, including West Madhya Pradesh. However, there is also a possibility of a slight increase in daytime temperatures.

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Heavy snowfall and rain have begun in the mountains and are expected to continue for the next two days. Rain is also occurring in Delhi, northern Rajasthan, Punjab, and Haryana, with the intensity likely to increase gradually. There is a possibility of hailstorms in some areas of Punjab and Haryana, along with strong winds that may damage crops.

Light rain is also expected in western Uttar Pradesh, as well as northern and northeastern Rajasthan. Rainfall activity is set to increase in South India as well. Meanwhile, the ongoing heatwave along the western coast of India is expected to subside within the next two days, bringing relief to affected areas. Delhi will also experience a drop in temperatures, along with the rest of North India.

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Snowfall has begun in the mountains of Jammu and Kashmir, northern Pakistan, Afghanistan, and Himachal Pradesh. Some areas of Kashmir have recorded heavy rain and snowfall. Soon, rain clouds will move towards Punjab, Haryana, and northern Rajasthan. There is also a possibility of rain in parts of Delhi and Uttar Pradesh.

On February 26, Delhi recorded its highest temperature of the season at 32.4°C. Meanwhile, a heatwave continues along the coasts of Maharashtra and Karnataka, including Mumbai. However, starting tomorrow, the maximum temperature in North India, including Delhi, is expected to decrease slightly.

In the south, rain will begin in the southern parts of Tamil Nadu and gradually spread across the entire state.

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