Delhi awoke to heavy fog causing significant travel disruptions. Numerous trains to Delhi were delayed, and flight operations at the airport were impacted. The meteorological department forecasts continued fog and possible light showers, potentially leading to further temperature drops. Authorities advise residents to take necessary precautions.
The meteorological department predicts rain in Delhi, Tamil Nadu, and other states. A fresh snowfall alert is issued for J&K and Himachal Pradesh between January 15-17. Northeast India and Southern states can also expect rainfall. Heavy rainfall is likely in Tamil Nadu, Puducherry, and Karaikal until January 15.
Parts of South India are expected to receive light to moderate rain for the next six days, while a cold wave continues to affect North India, bringing sub-zero temperatures to some regions. Delhi’s air quality has also deteriorated.
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) forecasts a western disturbance to impact Northwest India from January 4th, 2025, bringing widespread rainfall and snowfall. Heavy snowfall is expected in the Western Himalayas, while the plains will see light to moderate rain. Cold wave, dense fog, and ground frost warnings have also been issued for various regions. Fishermen are advised to avoid specific sea areas.
