Rain catches Delhi unawares, temp drops to 5-year December low at 14.6C

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Rain catches Delhi unawares, temp drops to 5-year December low at 14.6C - Business Standard

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Several parts of Kashmir received fresh snowfall, many their first this season, on Friday, with a slight increase in the minimum temperatures at most places in the valley, while Rajasthan and Delhi were cold, overcast, and smitten by rain.

A western disturbance brought rain to all three parts of the country, and elsewhere, with the national capital recording its highest December rainfall in 15 years, seeing the day temperature go down sharply to 14.6 degrees Celsius.

Rain also lashed several places in Punjab and Haryana causing the day temperatures in both places to drop sharply.