Mathura:A sharp drop in temperature has been recorded in Mathura over the past few days, as a cold wave continues to affect large parts of North India. Early morning hours witnessed dense fog and chilly winds, making daily life difficult for residents, especially the elderly, children, and outdoor workers.According to local weather observations, the minimum temperature in Mathura has fallen significantly, while maximum temperatures are also remaining below normal levels. The sudden change in weather has increased the feeling of cold, particularly during night and early morni
Dense Fog Affects Traffic and Trains
Dense fog in several areas of Mathura and nearby regions disrupted road traffic during morning hours. Visibility remained low on highways and main roads, forcing vehicles to move slowly. Train services passing through Mathura junction also reported minor delays due to poor visibility.Traffic police have advised commuters to drive cautiously, use fog lights, and avoid unnecessary travel during early morning and late-night hours.
Health Advisory Issued
Health experts have warned people to take precautions as cold-related illnesses such as cough, cold, fever, and breathing issues are on the rise. Doctors have advised residents to stay warm, drink hot fluids, and avoid exposure to cold winds, especially during mornings and evenings.Parents have been asked to ensure children are properly covered while going to school. Elderly people and those with respiratory problems have been advised to stay indoors as much as possible.
Impact on Daily Life and Markets
The cold wave has also affected daily routines in Mathura. Morning markets opened late, and footfall remained low during early hours. Tea stalls and roadside vendors selling hot snacks and beverages, however, saw increased demand as people tried to keep warm.
Weather Outlook
Meteorological officials have indicated that cold conditions may continue in Mathura for the next few days. Residents are advised to follow weather updates and take necessary precautions.
