Chandigarh : Fresh snowfall across high-altitude Himalayan regions and unseasonal rain across the plains have triggered a sharp drop in temperatures, officially ushering in early winter conditions across North India.
Unseasonal rain and snow across the mountain areas of North India, and cold downpours in the plains, have ushered in an early onset of winter.
The afternoon temperature has dropped considerably, with people in Delhi-NCR and adjoining states changing from ceiling fans to light woolen clothes in the mornings and evenings.
Unseasonal rain and snow in the hills meets downpour on the plains
Some high altitude regions of Himachal Pradesh have seen an unseasonal rain and snow spell, leading to snow fall in scenic tourist destinations of the state.
Areas affected by snow fall: There has been snowfall in Lahaul-Spiti, Chamba, Kangra, Kullu and Kinnaur regions.
Thickness of snow fall: Areas like Koksar and Keylong saw snow fall to the thickness of 2-5 cm.
Chilly winds: The winds have been biting, as they blow from the snow covered peaks to the adjacent plains.
