North India has been witnessing dry weather conditions for the past few days. In fact, the plains of North India will see further dry weather for at least the next ten days as no significant system is expected to be seen over the plains.
A feeble Western Disturbance is all set to approach the hills of North India on November 18th, which will become more marked on the 19th and recede again on November 20. However, the system will remain confined to mid and higher reaches of the hills and plains will remain unaffected.
As far as winter chill is concerned, the cities of Churu and Hisar have already seen minimums of 10 degrees. Some parts of Rajasthan and arid Haryana have seen the minimum close to single digits.
In fact, Delhi recorded the lowest minimum of the season at 10.9 degrees today. The nip in the air will be there across the plains of North India. The air quality is expected to see no improvement in the coming days as winds are not picking up much and rainfall is expected to remain completely absent.
