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This could lead to several flights and trains getting cancelled or delayed or diverted.  

New Delhi: Delhi, known for its winter's, is facing freezing temperatures due to ongoing cold waves and chilly days. Today, on January 16, the Indian Meteorological Department issued a warning for dense fog and cold waves in the morning, marked as an orange alert. Recently, Delhi recorded its coldest temperature this season at a bone-chilling 3.3 degrees Celsius on Monday. Despite a week-long extension of winter vacation, schools in Delhi reopened on January 15 with adjusted timings to acco...

Ludhiana: With minimum temperature falling to just 1 degree Celsius on Monday, city residents experienced the coldest night in four years.

Several passengers were left stranded at New Delhi Railway Station as around 30 trains were running late. | Latest News India

Delhi’s minimum temperature was at 3.5 degrees Celsius while a thick layer of fog enveloped several parts of city, affecting rail and road traffic

This is the first time that the minimum temperature in the city has dropped below 3°C since 2017 when it had fallen to 2.4°C on January 11.

Delhi Weather: Dense fog disrupts Delhi, causing flight delays and worsening air quality. The airport issues advisories, while the Indian Railways reports delays. Amidst the chilling conditions, the Delhi Education Department reopens schools, imposing time restrictions. The city grapples with a cold wave, seeking refuge in government-run shelters. Despite ongoing challenges, various sectors adapt to ensure public well-being amidst the winter conditions.

Delhi experienced severe smog and low visibility on Sunday, with pollution levels reaching their highest this year. Over 400 flights were delayed, and schools were ordered to start classes after 9am. The weather office predicted further fog and cold temperatures for Monday and Tuesday. The citys air quality index worsened to its worst January level in three years, prompting restrictions on older vehicles and private constructions. Experts warned that the polluted air could cause serious long-ter...

All schools in Gautam Buddha Nagar will remain closed for students up to class 8 till Tuesday i.e. January 16, in view of prevailing dense fog and cold weather conditions in the district, said an official order issued by the districts Basic Education Officer

Operations of several flights at Delhi airport and trains were delayed at due to low visibility as temperature dips lowest. Cold wave in Delhi