 | Cold wave to make comeback in Delhi? Further mercury drop likely in next two daysA cold wave had gripped the city on Tuesday with the minimum temperature plummeting to 2.1 degrees Celsius, seven notches below the normal. |
 | Delhi air quality 'very poor', likely to deteriorate furtherThe lowest temperature was recorded at the Ayanagar station, which registered a minimum temperature of 5.9 degree Celsius here, the India Meteorological Department said. |
 | Delhi's minimum temperature dips to 2 degree Celsius, air quality deteriorates to ‘severe’ levelOn January 1, Delhi had recorded a minimum of 1.1 degrees Celsius—lowest for the month in 15 years. |
 | Minimum temperature dips to seven degree Celsius, more cold expected in national capitalThe mercury is likely to drop to five to six degrees Celsius by January 14, an IMD official said. |
 | Mercury likely to dip this weekend in DelhiThe cloud cover over the national capital has prevented a steep decline in the minimum temperature so far, an IMD official said. |
 | Delhi's minimum temperature within comfortable range, likely to dropThe cloud cover over the national capital has prevented a steep decline in the minimum temperature so far, an IMD official said. |
 | Minimum temperature in Delhi rises to 14.4 degrees Celsius, highest in four weeksDelhi has already recorded 56.6 mm rainfall in January, the maximum for the month in 21 years and sporadic rains drenched the city for the fourth consecutive day. |
 | Rains drench Delhi for second consecutive day, temperature rises upDense fog had enveloped parts of the city in the morning, owing to which visibility was lowered to 50 metres at Safdarjung and 150 metres at Palam around 7:30 am. |
 | Delhi wakes up to heavy rain, thunderstorm on chilly winter morningThe maximum and minimum temperature would be around 20 and 8 degree Celsius respectively in the national capital, the India Meteorological Department said in its forecast. |
 | Delhi's peak power demand crosses 5000 MW mark, highest this seasonThe peak winter power demand in BSES discoms- BRPL and BYPL - had reached 2020 MW and 1165 MW respectively ast winter. |
 | Biting cold grips national capital, no respite for next two daysIt is likely to get even colder on New Year’s eve, it predicted, as dry and icy winds barreled through the plains. |
 | Delhi shivers under cold wave; mercury drops below 3 degree Celsius in some partsThe Safdarjung Observatory, which provides representative data for the city, recorded a minimum of 3.6 degrees Celsius and a maximum of 18.1 degrees Celsius, two notches below normal. |
 | Temperature dips below 5 degree Celsius for third straight dayThe Safdarjung Observatory, which provides representative data for the city, recorded a minimum of 4.6 degrees Celsius, three notches below the normal. |
 | Slight relief from biting cold for Delhiites, but chill to returnFor the plains, the IMD declares a ‘cold’ wave when the minimum temperature is 10 degrees Celsius or below and is 4.5 notches less than normal for two consecutive days. |
 | Delhi witnesses coldest morning of winter season at 3.4 degrees CelsiusA cold wave swept the national capital and neighbouring regions as icy winds from snow-laden Western Himalayas barrelled through the city, the IMD said. |
