New Delhi hits chilliest temperature this season and people won't stop complaining
Temperatures are expected to dip further.
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The mercury has dipped to the season's lowest temperature so far of 4 degrees Celsius in India's capital city of New Delhi.
Delhi residents are complaining and documenting their methods of staying warm. Many are also trying to take the cold with some humor.
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A local news station even attempted to bring the weather to life in the studio.
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So far, there have been no reports yet of any deaths due to the cold. Delhi's rail and road connectivity has been severely hit owing to dense fog, however, and flights have been delayed.
India's Met Department says that the cold wave is likely to mellow down from Jan. 13. Until then, stay warm, Delhi!
