Delhi weather meme: #ColdWave trends on Twitter as cold wave hits north India
The city is expected to be fogged in until December 31, according to the IMD. After the cold wave hits north India Twitter trended with the hashtag #ColdWave.

Delhi peeps be like #ColdWave pic.twitter.com/pc6pHWm1O6
— idk.boss🫥 (@Pushkar024) December 26, 2022
Meanwhile in #Delhi
— Disha Jariwala (@Disha_Jariwala) December 26, 2022
'Winter has come'#coldwave #WINTER #delhiwinters #coldweather #cold #coldwar pic.twitter.com/5GrhEjlu2j
Me this morning 😑, Haye reh #ColdWave 💔#TuesdayFeeling #TuesdayMorning #Weathercloud #WeatherUpdate pic.twitter.com/pqojt8F8NW
— Zahira Baloch (@ZahiraBaloch) December 27, 2022
Temperatures fell below 3 degrees Celsius in parts of Delhi NCR, Punjab, and Haryana, causing a dramatic drop in mercury. Despite the fact that the majority of tweets were drawn from well-known movies with realistic dialogue, a few memes were created about people who are from other cities such as Mumbai and Chennai and physically freeze in Delhi winters.
One user wrote, ‘Delhiites right now waiting for it to start snowing. Mumbaikars trying to fit in with Delhi NCR people crying of cold waves’, another user wrote ‘Ye to sahi me Fog hi chal Raha hai’, a third user wrote prayers for those who don't have a home, warm clothes and shelter-.
FAQs
Q1. When is Fog likely to remain in Delhi?
The city will remain fogged until December 31.
Q2. Visibility reduced to how many metres in north India?
IMD reported dense fog covering large parts of Delhi on Tuesday, reducing visibility to 50 metres in some areas.
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