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Bareilly Schools Closed Due to Cold

Bareilly Schools Closed Due to Cold
Uttar Pradesh School Holidays 2025: Schools In Bareilly Closed Till Dec 20 Amid Dense Fog · NDTV

In Bareilly, a city in Uttar Pradesh, India, schools for classes 1 to 8 will be closed for three days starting December 18.

This is because it's very cold and foggy, making it hard for people to see and go about their day.

The coldest day in the last 10 years was recorded on December 17, with the temperature dropping to 16.3 degrees Celsius.

The weather department has issued an orange alert, warning of dense fog for the next three days.

The government has asked people to avoid unnecessary travel and take care of children and elderly people.

Schools that have exams scheduled can still hold them as planned.

The district magistrate has warned that schools that don't follow the closure order will face strict action.

Key facts

Location
Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh
Duration of Closure
December 18-20
Affected Classes
1 to 8
Coldest Day in 10 Years
December 17 (16.3°C)
Alert Level
Orange alert for dense fog
Authority Issuing Order
District Magistrate Avinash Singh
Reason for Closure
Severe cold and dense fog
Exemptions
Schools with pre-scheduled exams

Timeline

  1. The ongoing cold wave alert in Madhya Pradesh, which started on December 5, 2025, caused the severe cold wave conditions to spread to Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh.

  2. The ongoing cold wave alert in Madhya Pradesh, which started on December 7, 2025, caused the severe cold wave conditions to spread to Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh.

  3. Severe cold wave conditions in Madhya Pradesh spread to Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh due to the ongoing cold wave alert in the region.

  4. Severe fog and cold weather conditions in Madhya Pradesh spread to Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh.

  5. Schools in Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh, will be closed for three days due to severe fog and cold weather.

Quotes

Dr. AK Singh

Scientist at the India Meteorological Department

“Due to adverse conditions in the lower atmosphere, north-westerly cold winds, and the effect of Western Disturbance, the minimum and maximum temperatures are being closely monitored across the state. The cold will be felt especially in the Terai region and the plains.”
thestatesman.com

Sources

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