Severe winter conditions have gripped North India as heavy snowfall in the Himalayan region and dense fog in the plains disrupted normal life. Flight operations, train services, and road traffic were badly affected due to low visibility.
North India is experiencing severe cold, dense fog, and worsening air pollution. Daily life has been disrupted as road, rail, and air traffic face major delays. In Delhi alone, 129 flights were canceled due to low visibility.
Winter has intensified across India with snowfall in the hills and dense fog and cold wave conditions in the plains. The IMD has issued alerts in several northern states due to an active western disturbance.
Cold wave conditions persist across large parts of India as western disturbances and an active subtropical jet stream influence winter weather. Hills are witnessing snowfall, while dense fog grips the plains, disrupting daily life.
A fresh western disturbance and strong jet streams have brought sharp weather changes across North India. Heavy snowfall in Himalayan states, especially Kedarnath where temperatures plunged to -13°C, has intensified cold conditions in plains as well.
North India is witnessing an intense drop in temperatures as winter tightens its grip. Kashmir has plunged to sub-zero conditions, with several locations recording temperatures as low as –5°C. Punjab, Haryana and parts of Bengal are also experiencing a sharp fall in mercury levels.
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