Trains In Fog

Amid the chilling winter, shallow fog enveloped the national capital on Friday, affecting visibility in several areas and causing disruptions to flights and train services.

Cold weather and dense fog continued to prevail in Delhi and several places in Uttar Pradesh and Bihar on Sunday, delaying flights, trains and other modes of transportation.

The movement of flights and passenger trains to and from the national capital continued to remain affected this morning due to dense fog and adverse weather conditions.

Dense fog and cold weather conditions continue to hamper train movements to and from the national capital, with two dozen long-distance trains running behind schedule by up to eight hours or more.

The national capital on Sunday recorded a minimum temperature of 4.8 degrees Celsius, three notches below the season's average, according to the India Meteorological Department (IMD).

A thick blanket of fog has engulfed Delhi and parts of north India, posing challenges for air and rail traffic linking the national capital with the rest of the country.

Sunday morning was wrapped in a thick blanket of fog in Delhi and other parts of the country with 22 trains and 194 flights linking the national capital being delayed.

Twenty-two Delhi-bound trains were delayed by up to six hours on Sunday due to weather-related conditions in the national capital, which recorded a minimum temperature of 8.2 degrees Celsius, one notch above the season's average.

A cold spell continued its grip over Delhi and the National Capital Region with Friday morning with Safdarjung, Delhi's main weather station, recording a minimum temperature of 9.4 degrees Celsius, which is 2.5 degrees Celsius colder than normal.

As cold wave continues to grip Northern India with dense fog covering the national capital and surrounding areas, the low visibility has disrupted train movement resulting in delay of as many as 26 Delhi-bound trains on Thursday, said Indian Railways

Parts of Delhi and the National Capital Region woke up on Wednesday morning to dense fog, reducing visibility in several parts of the national capital.

At least 26 trains arrived late due to fog in the national capital on Tuesday morning, Indian Railways said.

In no respite from the bone-chilling winter, the people in Delhi-NCR woke up to yet another morning of cold wave on the last day of the year with thick layer of fog all over the national capital and adjoining areas.

Moderate to dense fog was witnessed in parts of Delhi on Saturday morning even as visibility improved in several areas, the Met office said.

Cold weather conditions along with moderate fog prevailed in many regions of the Delhi-NCR today.

Amid the chilling winter, shallow fog enveloped the national capital on Friday, affecting visibility in several areas and causing disruptions to flights and train services.

Cold weather and dense fog continued to prevail in Delhi and several places in Uttar Pradesh and Bihar on Sunday, delaying flights, trains and other modes of transportation.

The movement of flights and passenger trains to and from the national capital continued to remain affected this morning due to dense fog and adverse weather conditions.

Dense fog and cold weather conditions continue to hamper train movements to and from the national capital, with two dozen long-distance trains running behind schedule by up to eight hours or more.

The national capital on Sunday recorded a minimum temperature of 4.8 degrees Celsius, three notches below the season's average, according to the India Meteorological Department (IMD).

A thick blanket of fog has engulfed Delhi and parts of north India, posing challenges for air and rail traffic linking the national capital with the rest of the country.

Sunday morning was wrapped in a thick blanket of fog in Delhi and other parts of the country with 22 trains and 194 flights linking the national capital being delayed.

Twenty-two Delhi-bound trains were delayed by up to six hours on Sunday due to weather-related conditions in the national capital, which recorded a minimum temperature of 8.2 degrees Celsius, one notch above the season's average.

A cold spell continued its grip over Delhi and the National Capital Region with Friday morning with Safdarjung, Delhi's main weather station, recording a minimum temperature of 9.4 degrees Celsius, which is 2.5 degrees Celsius colder than normal.

As cold wave continues to grip Northern India with dense fog covering the national capital and surrounding areas, the low visibility has disrupted train movement resulting in delay of as many as 26 Delhi-bound trains on Thursday, said Indian Railways

Parts of Delhi and the National Capital Region woke up on Wednesday morning to dense fog, reducing visibility in several parts of the national capital.

At least 26 trains arrived late due to fog in the national capital on Tuesday morning, Indian Railways said.

In no respite from the bone-chilling winter, the people in Delhi-NCR woke up to yet another morning of cold wave on the last day of the year with thick layer of fog all over the national capital and adjoining areas.

Moderate to dense fog was witnessed in parts of Delhi on Saturday morning even as visibility improved in several areas, the Met office said.

Cold weather conditions along with moderate fog prevailed in many regions of the Delhi-NCR today.