Delhi's Breathable Air
On Christmas, Delhi residents experienced a welcome change, as the air quality in the capital improved significantly. This positive shift was primarily
due to the emergence of strong surface winds, which effectively cleared the smog that had been lingering. The improvement offered a respite to Delhi's residents, giving them a chance to enjoy the festive season with clearer skies. The change in the air quality served as a reminder of the impact weather can have on the environment and the lives of those residing within the city. The effect of the strong winds demonstrates nature's ability to help mitigate pollution.
Kashmir's Intensified Cold
Simultaneously, the Kashmir Valley witnessed an intensification of the cold wave, following recent snowfall. The snowfall brought with it a sharp drop in temperatures, making conditions challenging for residents. The Met Department had predicted this temperature drop, and it was now being experienced firsthand. The cold wave highlights the dramatic contrast in weather conditions experienced across the country. Residents braced themselves against the cold, adapting to the winter chill that had intensified with the snowfall. This highlights the natural fluctuations in weather, with one region undergoing the effects of harsh cold while others experience improvement.
Manali's Tourist Appeal
The picturesque hill station of Manali became a popular destination for tourists, who flocked to the region to experience the snowfall. The bone-chilling cold didn't deter these visitors; in fact, it served as an attraction. Tourism in Manali surged as people seized the chance to witness the snowy landscapes and engage in winter activities. This influx of tourists highlighted the region's appeal, especially when the landscape transformed with snowfall. The scene in Manali provided a sharp contrast to the conditions of the country and Delhi at the same time, exhibiting the diverse climate the country experiences.
