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North India Braces for Deep Freeze and Fog
23 Dec
Summary
- Intense cold and dense fog conditions are forecast across north India.
- Disruptions to visibility are expected during night and early morning hours.
- Over 500 flights were delayed at Delhi airport due to poor visibility recently.
Most of north India, including the Delhi-NCR region, is set to experience a significant chill with intense cold and dense fog conditions. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued forecasts predicting these adverse weather phenomena to continue through December 27th. Travelers should prepare for potential disruptions, particularly concerning visibility during the crucial night and early morning hours.
The capital city, Delhi, anticipates a low of 10 degrees Celsius on Tuesday. Neighboring cities are also facing chilly conditions, with Gurugram expected to reach 8 degrees Celsius and Noida 12 degrees Celsius. These temperatures highlight the severity of the ongoing cold snap affecting the region.
The adverse weather has already led to considerable travel chaos. On Monday, Indira Gandhi International Airport in Delhi reported over 500 flight delays due to severe visibility issues and unfavorable weather. This situation underscores the broad impact of the current cold wave and fog on daily life and transportation.
