At Delhi Airport, flight operations were temporarily halted in the early morning hours due to reduced visibility

The IMD predicted very dense fog conditions to prevail during late-night and early-morning hours in isolated pockets of Punjab, Haryana, Chandigarh, Delhi, and some parts of Uttar Pradesh. Dense fog conditions are very likely to prevail during late-night and early-morning hours in isolated pockets of Himachal Pradesh,

A severe cold wave has swept across North India, sending temperatures plummeting and causing widespread discomfort. Dense fog and a sharp chill have led to the issuance of yellow and orange weather alerts in several states,

Several major airlines, including Air India, Indigo, and SpiceJet issued advisories regarding potential flight disruptions.

Dense fog and a cold wave gripped Delhi on Saturday, severely reducing visibility and disrupting flights. The temperature rose slightly to 10.2°C from 9.6°C the previous day. The city's AQI worsened,

For the second consecutive day, a thick layer of fog has covered north India, dropping temperatures and disrupting train, and flight operations in several states.

According to the India Meteorological Department, Delhi recorded 10.2 degrees Celsius at 5.30 am on Saturday. At this time yesterday, the city's temperature was 9.6 degrees Celsius.

A dense fog amid a cold wave disrupted flights, trains, and road traffic across North India, delaying over 150 flights, cancelling 30 at Delhi Airport, and causing widespread inconvenience.

At least 72 outbound flights were delayed at Delhi airport, with six cancellations. Arrival flights fared worse, with 215 delays and 10 cancellations reported

North India faces dense fog and cold temperatures, disrupting flight and train operations. Over 200 flights experienced delays at Delhi airport, and visibility dropped to zero in some areas. Train services were also affected,