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.

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.

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.

A layer of fog blankets parts of North India impacting visibility in several regions. Delhi woke up to a chilly morning with dense fog impacting visibility in several areas as the national capital remains in the grip of a cold wave.

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.

Thick smog engulfed the Indian capital on Friday, prompting warnings of possible flight disruptions from airport and airline officials, as worsening air quality cut visibility to zero in some areas. Delhi,

A dense fog blanketed various parts of north India in the early hours of Saturday, reducing visibility to zero in several areas. Road traffic in Delhi, Uttar Pradesh and Haryana moved at a snail’s pace as commuters struggled to navigate through the thick fog cover.