According to the IMD forecast: when temperatures will rise in UP, Bihar, Delhi NCR, the cold wave will continue for a few more days. However, after January 10–11, warm winds are expected to raise temperatures slightly, giving people relief from extreme cold.

In Uttar Pradesh, dense fog and chilly mornings will continue until January 8. After that, temperatures may rise a bit as the fog thins. Bihar and Delhi NCR will see similar mild warming in the coming week.

Punjab, Haryana, and Rajasthan are still facing intense cold. Some places in Punjab and Haryana reported temperatures below 5°C. Jammu & Kashmir remains under a strong cold wave with sub-zero nights.

The weather department advises people to stay warm and take care of children and the elderly during the ongoing cold spell.

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In Bhopal, the district administration revised school timings due to falling temperatures. All schools from nursery to Class 8 will now open after 9:30 am. The order applies to government, private, CBSE, and ICSE schools. Officials said the decision focuses on student safety.

Ujjain administration announced a holiday for students from nursery to Class 5 on Monday. Mandsaur also recorded severe cold conditions. Authorities declared a two-day holiday for students from nursery to Class 8 in the district. Officials confirmed that similar decisions may follow in other areas.

Indore district administration announced strict measures due to continuous cold winds. Collector Shivam Verma ordered a three-day holiday for Classes 1 to 8. The order covers all government and private CBSE schools.

The Meteorological Department warned that cold wave conditions may continue for the next 20 days. Chhatarpur’s Nowgong recorded the lowest temperature at 2.5 degrees Celsius. Dense fog affected Bhopal and Ujjain. Poor visibility slowed train services, causing delays for many Delhi-bound routes. Authorities urged citizens to remain cautious.

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The districts under orange alert include Madhubani, Kishanganj, Chapra, Aurangabad, and others. Foggy conditions will reduce visibility, especially in the early morning. Patna, Muzaffarpur, and some other districts have a yellow alert for fog.

Meteorologists say strong westerly winds are bringing cold air from the northwest. Night temperatures in many places have already fallen below 10 °C. In the next two days, the temperature may drop another 3–4 °C, increasing the winter chill.

Residents are advised to wear warm clothes and stay indoors during early mornings and late evenings. Drivers should take extra care while traveling in fog. Authorities may adjust school timings if visibility worsens due to fog.

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Minimum temperatures have dropped sharply across the state. Many places recorded night temperatures between 7.7°C and 12.6°C. Day temperatures remained low as well, staying below 19°C in several districts. Foggy conditions reduced visibility in some regions to less than one kilometre.

Northern and south-western districts are expected to feel the cold more strongly. Cold winds blowing from the west have increased the chill factor. Nights and mornings will remain very cold, while afternoons may bring only limited relief.

In Patna, sunshine appeared briefly after several gloomy days. However, cool winds continued to keep the weather uncomfortable. Dense fog during early hours may affect road and rail travel in many parts of Bihar.

The weather department has advised people to remain cautious during foggy mornings. Elderly people and children should take extra care. The cold spell is expected to continue for the next five days.

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The weather department reported that Patna’s maximum temperature fell by nearly 6 degrees Celsius within a day. The gap between day and night temperatures has reduced a lot. Because of this, afternoons now feel almost as cold as late evenings.

Dense fog covered many parts of Patna during early morning and late evening hours. Visibility dropped on roads, which caused trouble for drivers and commuters. Other districts in Bihar also reported similar foggy and cold conditions.

Meteorologists said cold winds from the north are the main reason behind this sudden change. Weak sunlight during the day added to the discomfort. Elderly people and children felt the cold more strongly.

The weather department warned that such conditions may continue for the next few days. People have been advised to wear warm clothes and avoid unnecessary travel during early mornings and nights. Schools and offices are closely monitoring the situation as winter tightens its grip on Bihar.

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According to the Hyderabad Meteorological Centre, single-digit temperatures were recorded in as many as 28 districts on Wednesday. In addition, five districts reported temperatures below 12 degrees Celsius. These readings indicate a sharp drop compared to seasonal averages. Therefore, people experienced harsh cold conditions during early mornings and late nights.

Sangareddy district recorded the lowest temperature in the state. Kohir mandal reported a minimum temperature of just 5.8 degrees Celsius. Apart from Sangareddy, districts like Adilabad, Asifabad, Nirmal, and Medak faced intense cold conditions. Officials confirmed that cold winds worsened the situation in these areas.

The weather department warned that cold conditions may intensify further over the next three days. Hence, people were advised to take preventive measures. The department urged citizens to avoid early morning exposure. Farmers and elderly people were asked to remain extra careful during this period.

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Patna District Magistrate Dr. S.M. Tyagarajan issued a new order to deal with the falling temperatures. As per the directive, all government and private schools up to Class 8 must start only after 8:30 a.m. Classes will continue until 4:00 p.m. This step aims to protect students from the severe early-morning cold.

The DM explained that the district has been experiencing very low temperatures, which may affect children’s health. To avoid any risk, the new schedule will remain in effect from December 11 to December 18.

The Meteorological Department has forecasted fog in parts of South Bihar, including Patna, but afternoons may see some sunshine. The weather is expected to stay dry for the next week, with no major change in temperature levels during the next few days.

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Now, the first class in schools will not start before 8 am. The order was sent to all headmasters and private school operators so they follow the new timings from Tuesday. Cold winds blowing at 15–20 km/h across the state, including Patna, are making mornings and evenings even colder. Fog is expected in many areas for the next two to three days.

Westerly winds have increased the chill further. Although the temperature will not rise much for the next three to four days, the weather department has predicted dense fog during early mornings. On Sunday, Patna recorded a maximum temperature of 24.9°C and a minimum of 13°C. Fog is likely in several parts of the city.

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Experts say there is no chance of a cold wave this month. Maximum temperatures will stay above 22°C, which is slightly higher than the normal average for December. However, some northeastern and southeastern parts may record minimum temperatures that are slightly above normal.

Rainfall in November 2025 was notable, as the state received rain after five years. Last month’s rainfall was 169% higher than normal. This sudden change has also contributed to lower night temperatures.

Light to moderate fog may appear in a few places during early mornings. On Tuesday, maximum temperatures ranged from 23.8°C to 27.1°C, and minimum temperatures from 10.4°C to 18.8°C. Purnia recorded the lowest visibility at 500 meters.

In Patna, the sky will remain clear. The city recorded a drop of 0.6°C in maximum temperature and 2°C in minimum temperature, bringing cool but sunny weather for residents.

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North Bihar may see heavy fog in the morning. Light to moderate fog could form in many areas, making visibility low for the next two days. The department says maximum temperatures will stay almost the same during the next few days. However, minimum temperatures may drop by two to four degrees in the next 48 hours. After that, they may return to normal. Morning and evening cold is likely to increase during this period.

Weather conditions stayed dry across the state in the last 24 hours. No district received rainfall. Maximum temperatures were between 25 and 28 degrees Celsius, with Motihari recording the highest at 28 degrees. Minimum temperatures in Kishanganj stayed between 11.8 and 17.7 degrees Celsius. Many districts saw normal conditions, but dense fog in Purnia reduced visibility to 500 meters.

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