Brace yourselves, North India! A fresh western disturbance is set to waltz into the Western Himalayas between December 30th and January 2nd, bringing light rain and snowfall as its calling card. But the party doesn't stop there. An induced cyclonic circulation over Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh is brewing up unseasonal rains, promising to drench parts of East Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, and even Chhattisgarh. And to add to the festive cheer, Uttar Pradesh, Jharkhand, and Bihar might join the rain dance between January 2nd and 3rd.
Meanwhile, the plains of Northwest India, including Punjab, Haryana, Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, and North Rajasthan, are locked in a dense, foggy embrace. This unwelcome guest, expected to linger for at least two days, is playing havoc with rail and air traffic, throwing travel plans into disarray. So, if you're flying or taking the train in these parts, be prepared for delays and cancellations.
But let's not forget the positive side! The rains, while unseasonal, will bring much-needed relief to drought-hit areas. And the snowfall in the hills will paint a picture-perfect winter wonderland, perfect for a post-New Year getaway.
So, whether you're shivering in the fog or rain, remember, that this weather drama is just a temporary act. Soon enough, the sun will peek through the clouds, and North India will bask in its golden glow once again. Until then, bundle up, stay safe, and enjoy the unique spectacle of winter's unpredictable charms!
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