India Faces Severe Weather Challenges Across Regions

Cities like Delhi, Chennai, and Bengaluru grapple with extreme weather conditions, including hazardous air quality, dense fog, and fluctuating temperatures.

Delhi experiences dense fog with zero visibility, disrupting over 150 flights and 26 trains, while air quality deteriorates to hazardous levels with an AQI of 500.
Chennai records moderate air quality (AQI 177) and cloudy skies, with temperatures ranging from 24.7°C to 26.6°C; light rain is forecasted for the coming days.
Bengaluru sees cooler temperatures with a minimum of 16°C and moderate air quality (AQI 165), accompanied by foggy mornings and cloudy skies.
Mumbai records very poor air quality (AQI 331) and overcast skies, with temperatures between 23°C and 31°C; residents are advised to limit outdoor activities.
North India, including parts of Rajasthan, Himachal Pradesh, and Kashmir, faces cold wave conditions, with temperatures in some areas dropping below freezing and snowfall expected in higher altitudes.