People have to resort to fire to escape the cold.
Cold wave continues to wreak havoc in Haryana for the sixth day. The Meteorological Department has issued an alert in 17 districts of the state. However, due to sunshine there has been a slight increase in the temperature. The minimum night temperature has increased by an average of 2 degrees. Even after this it is 2 degrees above normal
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The lowest temperature was recorded at 1.7 degrees in Hisar, 2 degrees in Sonipat and 3.8 degrees in Narnaul. The mercury remained below 2 degrees in Hisar for the third consecutive day. The Meteorological Department has also issued a yellow alert of cold wave in 16 districts of the state on 14 and 15 December. People will get relief from cold due to sunshine during the day.
Vehicles passing through Hisar-Chandigarh National Highway in front of Khedar Power Plant.
Light fog was seen in Mahendragarh in the morning. The temperature here remained less than 5 degrees at night.
It is sunny and there is light fog in Jind district.
Cold wave alert in 17 districts In view of the increasing cold wave in Haryana, yellow alert of cold wave has been issued in 17 districts including Chandigarh. These districts include Chandigarh, Panchkula, Ambala, Kurukshetra, Kaithal, Karnal, Sirsa, Fatehabad, Hisar, Bhiwani, Rohtak, Charkhi Dadri, Mahendragarh, Rewari, Gurugram, Faridabad, Mewat and Palwal.
Cold winds will blow at a speed of 10 to 11 kilometers per hour in these districts, there are also chances of cloudy sky at some places. These days, due to the north-westerly winds blowing in the state, the pollution level has also improved. AQI has come below 200 for the last few days. There are 5 districts including Panchkula, where the air remains a bit bad.
The weather in Jhajjar district is clear, there is light fog.
How will the weather be in the future? Meteorologist Chandramohan said, cold has increased in Haryana due to western-northern icy winds. However, there is no mist and fog due to the wind blowing at a speed of eight to ten kilometers per hour. Similar weather is expected in the coming days also.
Some changes in the weather will be seen only after December 16. Due to this, fluctuations in temperature will be seen. However, even after the weather is clear, there may be a drop in day and night temperatures in the coming days due to the winds coming from the mountains.
Advisory issued regarding frost
Farmers should keep these things in mind Frost has more impact on early mustard, potatoes, vegetable nurseries and small fruit plants. Frost in Haryana usually occurs only in the months of December to February. Its freezing causes damage to the plant. To prevent this, farmers should irrigate vegetables and fruit plants so that the soil temperature can increase.
At night, at the edge of the field and at a distance of 15 to 20 feet from the direction from which the wind is coming, dry garbage and garbage should be burnt and smoked, this will increase the temperature and reduce the effect of frost. Keep the nursery of fruits and vegetables covered with polythene and straw.
Take care of animals like this Animals drink less water in winter. Due to this they suffer from water deficiency. This may cause decline in milk. Animals should be given lukewarm water. Animals should be given 0.8 percent more energy rich food than normal. To increase the fat in the milk of animals, include about 17 percent fiber (green and dry fodder) in the fodder.
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