During a typical Indian winter, cold north-westerly winds dominate, creating dry and crisp conditions. However, Super El Niño suppresses these patterns, leading to warmer daytime temperatures, delayed winter chills, and volatile air quality. Daytime temperatures in major cities can reach 30°C to 36°C, with cooler mornings and nights only becoming noticeable later in the season. This shift affects not only the weather but also air quality, with higher levels of particulate matter and smog.