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,

Delhi International Airport Ltd (DIAL) announced via a post on X at 12:05 AM that the adverse weather conditions were affecting flight schedules

A thick blanket of fog covered several regions of North India on Friday (3 January), bringing visibility and temperatures down and disrupting train and flight services. According to the India Meteorological Department (IMD), Delhi recorded a maximum temperature of 16 degrees Celsius over the past 24 hours, which is three degrees below normal.

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 a dense fog crisis, affecting visibility and flights in Delhi. The cold wave continues, impacting IGI Airport with severely reduced runway visibility. The India Meteorological Department has issued an orange warning for more foggy days ahead.

As the cold wave continues its grip over North India with dense fog shrouding Delhi-NCR, train services have been affected in the national capital. Due to the fog cover, the visibility levels were reduced to zero in several parts of the city.

Amid the prevailing dense fog conditions, Delhi airport authorities on Friday issued an advisory and stated that flights which were not CAT III compliant would get affected. Takin

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,

Indigo airlines has issued travel advisories warning of potential flight disruptions due to dense fog in Delhi and Bengaluru. The airline informed passengers about visibility issues and urged them to check flight statuses.