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cold waves swept Punjab, Haryana and Chandigarh with minimum temperatures hovering several notches below normal even as fog reduced visibility this morning at some places.

Intense cold wave continues unabated in most parts of Punjab, Haryana and Chandigarh on Sunday with mercury plummeting up to three degrees celsius below normal, adversely affecting normal life.

A cold wave has gripped Madhya Pradesh, leading to fall in temperature in many places.

Two persons died of cold wave in the state capital during the past 24 hours.In the state capital mercury hovered around 8.8 degree Celsius during the night while the day temperature dropped to 21.6 degree C.

Biting cold conditions gripped parts of north and north-west India as mercury plummeted several notches with cities and towns reporting maximum temperatures below 20 degrees Celsius. The mercury plunged to a minimum of 5.3 degrees Celsius in Delhi, and made a slow climb as the day progressed to settle at a maximum of 16.2 degrees Celsius, a departure of five degrees from the normal temperature for the day.

Despite the end of the harshest winter period, Kashmir continues to experience a cold wave with temperatures remaining below freezing point. The Gulmarg skiing resort recorded a temperature of -7.0 degrees Celsius while Pahalgam tourist resort reached a low of -8.6 degrees Celsius, making it the coldest place in the valley. Other towns in south Kashmir also experienced sub-zero temperatures. Srinagar, the summer capital, had a low of -4.9 degrees Celsius. These temperatures are around four degrees below normal for this time of the year. The cold wave is expected to continue for the next few weeks in the valley.

cold wave swept Punjab and Haryana today as minimum temperatures in the two states dipped further.

The Chandigarh meteorological department has issued a statement that the cold wave will stay for the next few days, and shallow to moderate fog may also cover the tricity. The day temperature is likely to rise by few notches, and the night temperature will remain between 7 deg celsius to 8 deg celsius for the next few days. The day temperature may rise to be recorded as 17 deg celsius to 18 deg celsius. No flights were delayed at the Shaheed Bhagat Singh international airport Chandigarh on Wednesday.

There was no respite from severe cold conditions for the residents of the capital who witnessed yet another chilly morning today with the mercury sliding down to sub normal range overnight.

The cold wave conditions, which prevailed at isolated pockets in Vidarbha and north Madhya Maharashtra on Wednesday, are likely to continue for a day or two more.

cold wave conditions continued in Kashmir division, even though night temperatures in most parts of the valley rose by some degrees.

District magistrate of Ghaziabad Vimal Kumar Sharma has ordered closure of all schools in the district till January 10th as cold wave intensifies in Uttar Pradesh.

People gathered and sat around lighting fire as cold wave gripped the Kashmir valley and mercury dipped to sub-zero temperatures in Srinagar on Monday.