Dense fog caused over 100 flight delays at Delhi Airport. Flights with CAT III technology were functional. Passengers were advised to allow extra travel time due to traffic delays. The air quality in Delhi worsened,

The minimum temperature, meanwhile, saw a slight increase and was recorded at 6°C, 0.9 degrees below the normal and 1.2 degrees above the minimum recorded a day before

Delhi faced a foggy morning with visibility near zero, causing over 100 flight delays and disrupting train services. The IMD recorded a minimum temperature of 7°C, while AQI plunged to a hazardous 409.

A thick layer of fog enveloped the national capital on Friday morning, with visibility reducing to zero. Delhi recorded a temperature of 9.6 degrees Celsius at 5.30 am on Friday, as per the data of the India Meteorological Department (IMD).

Delhi recorded zero visibility on early Friday morning, with a thick blanket of fog surrounding the city and other parts of NCR.

Dense fog blanketed Delhi this morning, reducing visibility to zero, disrupting flights, and worsening air quality to 'severe' levels amid plummeting temperatures.

NCR, bringing life to a standstill in many parts of the region. The IMD has also predicted rain on weekends in several parts of the region.

Dense fog engulfed Delhi-NCR on Friday morning as cold wave continues to grip the region. Zero visibility in the morning delayed flights and trains to the national capital as well as disrupted traffic

Dense fog returned to Delhi and its adjoining areas such as Ghaziabad and on Friday morning, with visibility dropping to zero in some places, which prompted the Indira Gandhi International Airport (IGI) to issue an advisory over possible impact on flights.

Dense fog engulfed Delhi, dropping visibility to zero and causing flight and train delays. The temperature plummeted to 7°C, marking another cold wave, while air quality worsened to 'severe'. Delhi woke up to a bone-chilling morning on Friday as dense fog enveloped the national capital,