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LIVE Weather Updates | North West India to get slight relief form cold wave in next 2-3 days, predicts IMD

North India, Delhi Weather LIVE Updates Today: Amidst the chilling cold, many states of North India, including Delhi-NCR, are wrapped in a blanket of dense fog. The national capital and surrounding areas are shrouded in dense fog. Due to zero visibility on the roads, the indicators of the vehicles are also becoming difficult to see.

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The entire North India, including Delhi, is in the grip of severe cold at this time. It is getting bitterly cold at this time in the capital of the country. Where people are shivering inside the house, cold waves and fog have worsened the conditions outside. Amidst the chilling cold, many states of North India, including Delhi-NCR, are wrapped in a blanket of dense fog. The national capital and surrounding areas are shrouded in dense fog. Due to zero visibility on the roads, the indicators of the vehicles are also becoming difficult to see. On the other hand, due to dense fog, road, rail service and air travel have also been affected. Many trains are late, while many have been cancelled. Flights are also flying late.

10 January 2023
10:40 IST

Respite from cold wave conditions

According to IMD, the cold wave conditions are likely to abate in Punjab, Haryana, Chandigarh, Delhi, Uttar Pradesh and Bihar after January 10, 2023.

 

10:38 IST

Dense fog and cold wave in Delhi, Chandigarh 

IMD has issued a warning for fog and cold waves and predicted severe cold wave conditions in Punjab, Haryana, Chandigarh, Delhi, Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh during the next 24 hours. Dense to very dense fog is also likely UP during the next 24 hours, said IMD. 

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