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Temperature to rise from January 2 in North India: IMD

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Temperature to rise from January 2 in North India: IMD

Temperature to rise from January 2 in North India: IMD

IMD senior scientist, RK Jenamani informed that cold wave will continue in north India tomorrow and will decrease from January 02.

"Cold wave will continue in north India tomorrow.

From 2nd Jan, cold spell will decrease.

Light rain expected in eastern Rajasthan, Delhi, western UP, Punjab and Haryana from 2-6 Jan.

From 7th Jan, intense cold wave will hit north India," said IMD scientist.


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