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For the first time in this cold season, the minimum temperature in Madhya Pradesh has reached below 10 degrees Celsius. Kalyanpur of Shahdol, Amarkantak of Anuppur and Karaundi of Katni are the coldest.
The air quality remains poor in Noida-Ghaziabad, UP. Due to pollution, schools from today till 5th in Noida-Greater Noida will run on hybrid mode. This means that along with going to school, children will also get the option of online classes.
Western disturbance has become active in Himachal Pradesh since Thursday. Due to this, the Meteorological Department has issued a storm alert for Chamba, Kangra, Kullu, Mandi and Shimla districts.
There may be a change in the weather in Rajasthan on 14-15 November. Due to the effect of Western Disturbance, the sky may remain cloudy in the area of Bikaner division. During this period, there is also an alert of rain at some places.
Change in weather may be seen in Punjab and Chandigarh today (12 November). According to the Meteorological Department, there is a possibility of very light to light rain at some places in 7 districts.
The snow has not melted yet in Kedarnath Dham of Uttarakhand after the snowfall a week ago. The doors of the Dham were closed yesterday for winter.
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Weather pictures from across the country

The first and heavy snowfall of this season has started in Sonmarg, the famous tourist destination of Jammu and Kashmir.

The doors of Kedarnath Dham in Uttarakhand closed at 8:30 am on Thursday for winter. Snow has started accumulating on the mountains.

There was dense fog in Shamli, Uttar Pradesh. Visibility was less than 50 meters.

The snow in Kedarghati of Rudraprayag has not melted yet after the snowfall a week ago.

Tourists and local people strolling on Mall Road in Manali in pleasant weather in the evening.
Air is very bad in 18 cities of the country, 9 of them are in Haryana
The average air quality index (AQI) in 18 cities of the country was recorded between 301 and 400. These include 9 from Haryana, 5 from Uttar Pradesh, 1 each from Rajasthan, Punjab, Tamil Nadu and the national capital Delhi.
Panchgaon of Gurugram remained the most polluted. At the same time, in 50 cities the AQI remained in the ‘poor’ category between 201 and 300. The lowest AQI in Panchkula was 79.
In Delhi-NCR, there is a layer of pollution about 1000 meters from the ground to the sky. The air quality in 23 cities in Haryana remained ‘very poor’ or ‘poor’.


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