Key Highlights
- Minimum temperatures plunged across north India late on Saturday following widespread snowfall in the hills and rain in the plains.
- Several key roads in Jammu and Kashmir and Himachal Pradesh remained closed for the second consecutive day, disrupting traffic and the movement of essential goods. Also ReadChennai sees steady rain as heavy rainfall alert issued in nine Tamil Nadu districtsMonster winter storm batters 20 US states, cancels 15,000 flights and knocks out power to thousandsAir India cancels New York and Newark flights on Jan 25-26 due to bad weatherAvalanche claims 9 of family in Pak's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa as heavy snow traps villagers In a post on X, Akasa Air said, "Due to fog in Northern India, some flights across our network have been impacted.
- We sincerely regret the inconvenience this may cause to your travel plans and appreciate your understanding during this time.
- Your comfort and care remain our priority.
- While the weather situation is beyond our control, our dedicated teams on ground and at our 24x7 Akasa Care Centre are always available to assist you and provide support through any changes to your journey." Delhi AQI improves after over 3 months After nearly three and a half months of hazardous pollution, Delhi’s air quality on Sunday morning improved to the ‘moderate’ category, with the average Air Quality Index (AQI) recorded at 150.
