The Latest Breaking News from IMD

The National Capital woke up to another chilling morning on Sunday as the temperature was recorded in single digit, causing inconvenience to passengers as several flights and trains were delayed. Read further on Dynamite News:

The movement of commuters to and from the National Capital was affected on Saturday morning as some flights and trains were delayed due to low visibility amid dipping temperatures in Northern India. Read further on Dynamite News:

Weather analysis, especially at the regional levels, have a new, contemporary relevance such as improving climate resilience

Foggy weather in north India affects road, rail, and air traffic due to absence of active western disturbances.

Severe cold continued to prevail across North India, with the mercury recorded in single digits in several states and dense fog and low visibility affecting commuters in the early hours of Thursday.

The article explains how the INSAT 3D satellite uses different signals to prepared false-colour images denoting various weather phenomena over India, and track weather patterns.

New Delhi experiences dense fog, causing delays in transportation and poor air quality with an AQI of 373.

As many as 18 Delhi-bound trains were reported running behind schedule due to fog, railway officials said on Monday. Read further on Dynamite News:

India Meteorological Department (IMD) is stepping into its 150th year in 2024 and has planned yearlong events to commemorate the occasion across the country. The celebrations will kickstart on January 15. But interestingly, the weather observatory in Bengaluru pre-dates the IMD, which has its genesis in 1875.

Northern India woke up to thick fog on Sunday, facing cold wave conditions as visibility dropped to zero at several places including Delhi. Read further on Dynamite News:

A blinding layer of fog shrouded the Indo-Gangetic plains in North India, with visibility levels plunging to zero metres at several places