Bhopal: The icy winds are continuing these days and the entire state, including the capital Bhopal, has been in a cold state. In particular, the northern part of the state has been reeling under cold wave conditions for the last three days. Meteorologists said, "at present, no weather system is likely to remain dry till January 17, but the change in wind trend will increase the minimum temperature from Friday." With capital Bhopal, the entire state has been getting to see a fall in temperature for the last three days.

This is due to the continued northern trend of the wind. There has been a tremendous snowfall in the hilly areas of North India earlier and that is why entire North India is reeling under severe cold conditions. It is said that due to the chilly winds coming from there, the temperature of the day and night has started declining. Senior meteorologist Ajay Shukla says, "At present no weather system is active. This has also made the winds northern. Moisture in the atmosphere has also gone down considerably. The sky is completely clear. The weather remains completely dry. Such a season is likely to continue till January 17. '

In addition, he has also said, 'one per cyclone remains near Maharashtra and Karnataka, though the system is very far active, but the impact has started to be eastern. The minimum temperature is likely to increase gradually from Friday.' According to reports, the day's temperature will also rise after Makar Sankranti Festival.

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