Delhi Faces Intensifying Cold Wave and Persistent Air Quality Challenges

Temperatures in Delhi are predicted to drop to 5°C by Friday as dense fog and moderate air pollution continue to affect daily life.

Delhi's minimum temperature is expected to dip significantly, reaching 5°C by Friday, according to the India Meteorological Department (IMD).
The city experienced dense fog on Tuesday, reducing visibility to as low as 150 meters and causing delays for 25 trains.
Air quality has shown slight improvement but remains in the 'moderate' to 'very poor' categories, with Tuesday's AQI recorded at 296.
The IMD forecasts a mix of clear skies, scattered clouds, and light rain over the next week, with varied temperature ranges and humidity levels.
Restrictions under Stages 1 and 2 of the Graded Response Action Plan (GRAP) remain in place, despite the revocation of Stage 3 measures due to improved wind conditions.