Tuesday’s Met report suggested that the state capital would witness a ‘chilly’ New Year’s Day. A thin layer of fog covers the Taj Mahal as temperature dips, in Agra on Monday. (ANI) India Meteorological Department (IMD) predicted that the city was likely to experience overcast skies with temperatures... read full story
"Due to stability in the lower troposphere, the radiational heating of the day and radiational cooling of the night have been affected. This is why the difference between day and night temperatures has reduced considerably."