Heavy rains lashed over Delhi-NCR on Wednesday night, intensifying the cold wave already prevailing in the region. Meanwhile, southern states are also bracing for rainfall over this week.

Visibility in parts of Delhi NCR dropped to zero due to dense fog conditions, a day after IMD issued an 'orange' alert in the capital.

Delhi, Noida, and other places in the national capital region (NCR) woke up to layers of dense fog on Wednesday as cold wave conditions intensified across northern India, affecting visibility in the city.

Due to dense fog, several trains were affected over Northern Railway’s Delhi Division on Tuesday. The list includes 12565 Bihar Sampark Kranti, 12451 Shram Shakti Express, 12555 Gorakhdham Express, 12553 Vaishali Express,

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) reported a minimum temperature of 9.6°C on Monday, which is 2.2°C above the normal for this time of year.Th

Delhi and nearby areas experienced unusually high minimum temperatures. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) predicted persistent fog and smog conditions. Residents of Delhi, Noida, and other regions in the National Capital Region (NCR) woke up to dense fog on Wednesday,

Air quality monitoring stations in Delhi have reported concerning pollution levels across New Delhi. According to CPCB data, the AQI of the national capital recorded 285. Commuters on a road during a cold and foggy winter morning, in New Delhi. File | Photo Credit: PTI

Delhi wakes up to thick fog, 26 trains running late upto 5 hours due to zero visibility; mercury to dip further due to mild rain showers today

For Wednesday, the IMD has forecast a generally cloudy sky in Delhi with a possibility of one or two spells of very light rain. The minimum temperatures are "appreciably above normal" in isolated areas over Delhi,

A thick blanket of fog engulfed Delhi on Tuesday, reducing visibility to zero and disrupting train schedules, with the weather department forecasting light rain ahead. A total of 39 trains were running late as of 6 am,