India Weather Update Live : According to India Meteorology (IMD), there will be dense fog in Delhi, Chandigarh, Uttar Pradesh and Punjab for the next 24 hours. Read here every update related to the weather.
New Delhi , Severe cold continues in Bihar. The roads are becoming deserted as soon as morning and evening. People are resorting to bonfire to avoid the cold. Yellow alert has been issued regarding cold wave in Patna, Bhagalpur, Muzaffarpur, Chhapra, Araria and Motihari.
Fog hit in West UP as well
Due to fog in western Uttar Pradesh also, people had to face problems in movement. 0 m in Agra, 50 m in Varanasi/Babatpur, Bahraich, Sultanpur and Lucknow in Eastern Uttar Pradesh, 50 m in Gaya, Bhagalpur in Bihar, 25 m in Coochbehar in sub-Himalayan West Bengal, 50 m in Bagdogra and 200 m in Jalpaiguri. And 200 meter visibility was recorded in Pantnagar of Uttarakhand.
Visibility reduced in North India due to fog, zero in Bathinda
Due to the fog, visibility has reduced in the whole of North India. Bhatinda-0 m, Amritsar-25 m, Ludhiana-200 m. 25 meters in Ganganagar; 25-25 meters in Hisar, Ambala and Bhiwani of Haryana, 50 meters in Palam of Delhi, 200 meters visibility has been recorded in Karnal, Safdarjung and Ayanagar.
Six flights arriving at Jammu airport canceled
Due to dense fog and clouds in the plains of Jammu division, six flights arriving at Jammu airport had to be cancelled. A flight coming from Delhi to Jammu was sent back by air.
45 flights delayed due to fog: Delhi
Around 45 flights are running late at Delhi airport due to bad weather. There was no information about diversion of any flight till 8 am.
Delhi in the grip of smog
Between fog and cold wave, now smog has also increased in Delhi. The air quality in the capital is in the ‘severe’ category with an AQI of 421.
Cold wave continues in Bathinda
Cold wave continues in Bathinda, Punjab. Visibility reduced due to dense fog. People are facing problems while commuting.
Temperature reached below zero in Srinagar
A dense layer of fog has enveloped Srinagar. The temperature here has gone below zero. People are resorting to bonfire to avoid the cold.
26 trains running late due to fog
Entire North India is in the grip of fog. Due to fog, 26 trains are running late in Northern Railway zone.
The minimum temperature in Delhi is 5.9 degree Celsius.
According to the India Meteorological Department (IMD), Safdarjung in Delhi recorded a minimum temperature of 5.9 degrees Celsius at 6.10 am today amid cold wave in some parts of North India. At the same time, visibility was recorded at 100 meters in Palam area.
Many flights flying from Delhi airport late
Due to fog and cold in the national capital, some flights (Delhi-Shimla, Delhi-Kathmandu, Delhi-Chennai, Delhi-Jaisalmer, Delhi-Bareilly, Delhi-Mumbai, Delhi-Varanasi, Delhi-Srinagar, Delhi-Jaipur, Delhi-Guwahati ) are late. Visibility is very low here due to fog
India Weather Update Live: The severe cold in North India is now becoming a problem for the people. Most of the passengers are facing problems due to fog and cold wave. Today again many flights taking off from Delhi airport were several hours late from their scheduled time.
These include Delhi-Shimla, Delhi-Kathmandu, Delhi-Chennai, Delhi-Jaisalmer, Delhi-Bareilly, Delhi-Mumbai, Delhi-Varanasi, Delhi-Srinagar, Delhi-Jaipur and Delhi-Guwahati flights. At the same time, the cold is at its peak in the hilly states as well. A dense layer of fog has enveloped Srinagar. The temperature here has gone below zero.
Fog became a problem in these states
People are resorting to bonfire to avoid fire. The outbreak of cold is also continuing in Bathinda of Punjab. Dense fog was observed in the city. Visibility has reduced due to fog. A thick layer of haze has settled over Punjab, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh and Bihar. Fog warning has been maintained in UP.
According to India Meteorological Department (IMD), there will be dense fog in Delhi, Chandigarh, Uttar Pradesh and Punjab for the next 24 hours. After this improvement is estimated. However, it is expected to reduce from Thursday (January 12). The mercury was recorded at 6 degrees in Delhi at 5.30 am.
