Dense fog shrouds Delhi; AQI remains 'very poor'
India | February 20, 2021 10:05 ISTDelhi woke up to "dense to very dense fog" on Saturday with the minimum temperature settling at 10.4 degrees Celsius, as per the Meteorological department.
Delhi woke up to "dense to very dense fog" on Saturday with the minimum temperature settling at 10.4 degrees Celsius, as per the Meteorological department.
Fog shrouds parts of the national capital leading to low visibility in many areas.
A layer of dense fog enveloped Delhi on Feb 17, leading to decreased visibility. Traffic movement slowed down at Singhu border. Current temperature in the national capital stands at 12.6 degree Celsius.
According to India Meteorological Department (IMD), a very dense fog was reported in a few pockets over Punjab and in isolated pockets over West Rajasthan and Odisha
A thick blanket of fog continued to engulf isolated areas of the national capital leading to poor visibility in several areas on the morning of February 14.
People in Delhi woke up to another foggy morning on Sunday with a thin layer of fog engulfed parts of the national capital, reducing the visibility here, that disrupted traffic movement.
The Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) reported AQIs of 392 in ITO, 412 in RK Puram and 406 in Chandni Chowk, all in the 'very poor' category.
Delhi's air quality is in 'very poor' category, as per System of Air Quality & Weather Forecasting & Research.
A thick blanket of fog continued to engulf isolated areas of the national capital leading to poor visibility in several areas on the morning of February 09.
Delhiites woke up to a freezing morning as severe cold waves blew across the national capital. Dense fog engulfed parts of the national capital on morning of February 02.
Visibility was reported at 25 meters due to dense fog in Bareilly, Lucknow, and Gorakhpur on Tuesday. Visibility of 50 meters was reported at Ganganagar, Patiala, Baharaich, and Purnea, IMD said.
Delhi remained enveloped in a layer of fog on Friday morning whereas the low visibility hindered the traffic movement in the national capital.
Delhi on Thursday remained enveloped in a layer of fog with visibility as low as 0 meter at isolated pockets of the national capital. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has predicted a minimum temperature of 4°C and a maximum temperature of 21°C for today.
Delhi on Thursday remained enveloped in a layer of fog with visibility as low as 0 meter at some isolated pockets of the national capital.
Five people were killed after an ambulance hit a stationary truck in Gopiganj area in Bhadohi amid reduced visibility due to dense fog on Tuesday, police said.
Delhi had recorded a cold day on Sunday with the maximum temperature dropping to 15 degrees Celsius, six notches below normal and the lowest this month.
Several parts in the north-India along with Delhi witnessed low visibility due to dense fog on Monday morning.
At least 16 Delhi-bound trains have been reported to be running late. The Delhi Airport, however, said that all flight operations are normal and low visibility procedures are in process.
Dense fog shrouded parts of Uttar Pradesh leading to minimum visibility. This led to tragic accident in Mathura, where several vehicles collided on the Yamuna Expressway. Incident took place near the Baldeo Thana area on January 17. So far no casualties have been reported.
Delhi witnessed dense fog on Saturday morning that led to poor visibility in several parts of the national capital.
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