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Dense smog and fog cover Delhi as AQI remains poor; IMD issues a yellow alert with cold wave warning and travel disruptions expected.

Delhi’s air quality reaches ‘severe’ level with AQI at 408; dense fog and pollution disrupt visibility, road travel, and flights across the capital and NCR.

Dense fog disrupts air travel across India, with major delays, cancellations and diversions at Delhi airport as visibility drops and airlines issue advisories.

Delhi wakes up to severe smog with AQI over 400, causing poor visibility and travel disruptions; authorities advise caution as health risks rise.

Delhi’s air quality slips into ‘very poor’ and ‘severe’ zones as smog returns, driven by calm winds, low temperatures and western disturbances.

Delhi’s air quality improves as several areas report moderate AQI following the lifting of Stage IV GRAP restrictions, though a fog advisory remains in effect.

Delhi-NCR air quality improves to AQI 349, though some areas remain in severe pollution; temperatures stay above average.

The Delhi Government postponed its scheduled cloud seeding operation on October 29 due to inadequate moisture in the atmosphere.

Weather Update: The IMD has predicted much-needed relief for North India from Saturday after weeks of intense heat.

Delhi is set for another sweltering Thursday, with dangerously high temperatures prompting an IMD red alert.