Divya Delhi: Western disturbances have altered the atmosphere in Northwest India and the Western Himalayas. They must endure. The Western Disturbance is forecast to cause light rainfall and scattered snow in the Western Himalayan Region until February 13 when it rotates in a low-pressure development near northern adjacent areas.The  Also anticipates a second disturbance to engulf northeast Bangladesh and northwest India before the weather improves. Sikkim, Northeast Assam, and Arunachal Pradesh are warned of isolated to scattered light rain or snowfall owing to incoming winds from February 10 to 13. The chance of widespread rain and thunderstorms with lightning is rising. Also, some areas of Arunachal Pradesh may see heavy rain  12.Dense fog conditions were likely to remain in early morning hours in isolated pockets of East Uttar Pradesh, Odisha on 10th Gangetic West Bengal throughout 10th-12th February.The Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) says Delhi's air quality is "poor," with an  of 218 at 6 a.m. The Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) says. anticipates clear weather in the national capital The city has cold morning winds and "poor" air quality. noted Northwest India plains' minimum temperature will likely stay the same for 5 days. Additionally The Western Himalayan Region will likely see a 2-3°C drop in lowest temperatures in 24 hours. Central India will see a 2-4°C drop in lowest temperature in 2-3 days.