Dense fog engulfed Delhi, dropping visibility to zero and causing flight and train delays. The temperature plummeted to 7°C, marking another cold wave, while air quality worsened to 'severe'. Delhi woke up to a bone-chilling morning on Friday as dense fog enveloped the national capital,

The aviation tracking website FlightRadar24 reported an average flight delay of 41 minutes. However, DIAL assured passengers that flights compliant with CAT III systems were able to operate normally.

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

IMD predicts dense fog and a cold wave in Delhi-NCR and north India, with temperatures set to drop by 3-6°C. Severe cold wave conditions and fog are expected to persist through New Year festivities.

Delhi NCR is once again enveloped in dense fog, leading to poor visibility and travel disruptions across the region. The thick blanket of mist has extended throughout northern India, affecting daily commuters and travelers.

A thick layer of fog disrupted flight and train operations in the national capital amid an orange alert by the India Meteorological Department. Over 100 flights were delayed at the Delhi Airport and dense fog lowered the visibility conditions.

Dense fog returned to Delhi and its adjoining areas such as Ghaziabad and on Friday morning, with visibility dropping to zero in some places, which prompted the Indira Gandhi International Airport (IGI) to issue an advisory over possible impact on flights.