The minimum temperature is expected to settle at 7 degrees Celsius while the maximum might reach 27 degrees Celsius on Sunday. The weatherman has predicted clear skies for the day.
There was low visibility due to the fog in several areas in the national capital.
Delhi's temperature in February ranges from approximately 10.6°C to 23.5°C, with nearly 11 hours of sunlight daily. The cool breeze and low humidity levels create a comfortable atmosphere for sightseeing and outdoor activities.
The maximum temperature is expected to settle around 20 degrees Celsius, it said, adding that the humidity recorded at 95 percent at 8.30 am.
Flight operations at IGI airport were affected as bad weather conditions prevailed in the national capital. watch the video to know more!
Delhi weather update: The national capital on Friday recorded a minimum temperature at 12.3 degrees Celsius, four notces above the seasonal average, the India Meteorological Department said.
According to the Meteorological Department, western disturbances are likely to be active in the region in one or two days which may cause a rise in the minimum temperature.
Delhi cold weather: As per the eyewitnesses, some residents saw him sitting in an auto rickshaw parked near the spot before the incident. Kishan Kumar works as a mason and lives with his family in the same block where the incident happened.
Delhi weather: According to Northern Railways, five trains namely, Khajaurao-Kurukshetra Express, Puri-New Delhi Purushottam Express, Hyderabad-New Delhi Express, Rani Kamlapati-New Delhi Bhopal Express and Kamakhya-Delhi Junction are delayed by around 6-6.30 hours.
Weather update: The IMD also forecast dense to very dense fog for a few hours late night and morning over many parts of Punjab, Haryana and Chandigarh between January 18 (Thursday) and 20 and in isolated parts on January 21 and 22.
Delhi weather: Delhi Airport has also reported delays in flight operations affecting around 120 flights, both (domestic and international) arrivals and departures, due to dense fog.
Delhi faces its coldest spell of the winter with a minimum temperature of 3.5 degrees Celsius, marking the season's lowest. The Central Pollution Control Board records a 'severe' Air Quality Index (AQI) at 447, accompanied by dense fog, the longest this season.
The severe cold in Delhi has compounded the challenges faced by the general public. The entire city is covered in dense fog, leading people to drive their vehicles at speeds of 10-20 km/h on the roads. Apart from the thick fog, nothing else is visible along the roadways.
Delhi weather: Zero visibility was reported at Delhi's Palam Airport due to very dense fog conditions while Safdarjung Airport reported 200 m visibility in dense fog conditions today morning.
The IMD has predicted yet another cold day in the national capital, as Delhi residents woke up to chilly temperatures around 8 degrees on Wednesday. The maximum and minimum temperatures are likely to settle around 15 degrees Celsius and 7 degrees Celsius, respectively.
Delhi weather update: As the cold weather persists, Delhi Minister Atishi announced the closure of schools for Nursery to Class 5 students for the next 5 days until January 12. The city's skyline remained grey, reflecting the prevailing cold conditions.
Delhi weather: The weather forecast indicates the likelihood of shallow to moderate fog and cold day conditions in certain areas of the national capital throughout the day. Meanwhile, an orange alert has also been issued for the day in Delhi.
The India Meteorological Department (IMD). predicted that the national capital will experience severe cold weather in the upcoming days, with the minimum temperature expected to drop to 7 degrees Celsius on January 3.
At Safdarjung, Delhi's primary weather station, visibility was reported at 700 meters, while at Palam, it measured 1,200 meters, as per the India Meteorological Department. The Indian Railways reported delays of one to five hours for 21 Delhi-bound trains due to fog.
Meanwhile, dense fog surrounded several states of North India including Delhi, Haryana, Punjab, Uttar Pradesh and Rajasthan, where the visibility remained less than 50 metres in some areas, affecting normal life and commuting.
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