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Cold Wave

Delhi-NCR remains in the grip of a severe cold wave as dense fog, hazardous air quality, and IMD warnings disrupt daily life and travel.

Delhi’s air quality stays ‘very poor’ at AQI 358, with cold wave conditions and severe pollution in several areas.

Delhi’s air quality improved slightly to the ‘poor’ category on Thursday, but a cold wave and dense fog continue to grip the national capital.

Cold wave conditions intensify across North India. Experts share essential winter safety tips to prevent health risks and stay protected during extreme cold.

Delhi’s air quality plunged to 385 on Friday, placing the city firmly in the 'very poor' category as stagnant winds and a deepening cold wave contributed to rising pollution levels.

Delhi woke up to fluctuating winter temperatures, with both Safdarjung and Palam seeing slight variations from the usual seasonal patterns.

Delhi is enduring a severe cold wave, with temperatures dropping to 9°C on Sunday. The chill is worsened by brisk winds at 16 km/h, making it feel colder for residents.

Delhi recorded a minimum temperature of 10.2 degrees Celsius on Tuesday, while the maximum was forecast at 15 degrees. A similar trend was observed on Monday, with temperatures at 10.3 degrees and 15 degrees, respectively.

Winter has firmly set its hold on the Kashmir Valley, with temperatures dropping below freezing in many higher-altitude regions.

The sky may remain cloudy on Saturday. Meanwhile, the maximum temperature can be around 30 degrees and the minimum temperature can be around 16 degrees...