DELHI COLD WEATHER
Cool beans! Cafes are having a field day this summer
National chains such as Third Wave Coffee, Chaayos, AbCoffee, and Boba Bhai have seen a notable increase in foot traffic at their cafes, particularly in northern India, despite the region grappling with record summer temperatures. These cafes are also experiencing increased demand for summer-specific items through delivery services. Also, their appeal as hubs for remote work and meetings is further boosting footfalls.
Indians give eateries cold shoulder amid head-spinning heat
Extreme heatwave conditions across India have significantly impacted restaurants, pubs, and bars, leading to a sharp decline in sales and footfalls, with some outlets reporting up to a 40% decrease. Al fresco dining and high street locations are worst affected, especially during lunch hours, which are seeing a notable drop in business. The heatwave, with temperatures exceeding 50 degrees Celsius in some places, has led people to avoid outdoor dining, impacting sales till about 6 pm.
Large parts of India swelter under intense heat, 37 cities record temperatures over 45 deg C
The intense heat wave sweeping across large parts of India has led to soaring temperatures and challenging conditions for residents and authorities alike. Maharashtra's Akola has imposed Section 144 until May 31 to prohibit public gatherings, while a 'red' warning has been issued for several states including Rajasthan, Punjab, Haryana, and Delhi, indicating a very high likelihood of heat-related illnesses.
No respite from heat wave in large parts of India, Barmer sizzles at 48.8 degrees C
Barmer was followed by Phalodi with maximum temperature at 48.6 degrees degrees, Fatehpur at 47.6 degrees Celsius, Jaisalmer at 47.5 degrees Celsius, Jodhpur at 47.4 degrees Celsius, Jalore at 47.3 degrees Celsius, Kota at 47.2 degrees Celsius and Churu at 47 degrees Celsius, the Met Centre said.
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Delhi braces for continued cold spell, flights delayed due to poor visibility
As temperatures dip to 7 degrees Celsius, Delhiites gather around bonfires for warmth. Flight delays plague Indira Gandhi International Airport due to poor visibility. The IMD forecasts a maximum of 25 degrees Celsius over the next days, with light rainfall expected in Central and East India. Travelers are urged to monitor flight statuses amidst the ongoing cold weather.
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Trains, flights delayed as cold weather, dense fog wraps Delhi-NCR, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar
Cold weather and dense fog in Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, and Bihar continue to disrupt flights, trains, and transportation. The minimum temperature in Delhi is 10°C, with a maximum expected temperature of 21°C. Flights at Indira Gandhi International Airport are delayed due to bad weather.
Dense fog grips Delhi, people suffer from health issues
As the cold weather and persistent pollution persist, locals in Delhi are grappling with health problems including cough, cold, throat irritation, chest tightness, low oxygen level, burning sensation in the eyes, and high fever. The drop in temperature has led to an increase in chest infections and pneumonia cases, particularly among children and the elderly.
Delhi-NCR experiences light rainfall as IMD forecasts cold wave over parts of North India till January 27
North India remains in the icy grip as a cold wave persists, with Delhi-NCR witnessing light rainfall. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) forecasts these bone-chilling conditions to endure until January 27. Stay bundled up as temperatures drop and dense fog blankets several regions, impacting visibility.
Delhi Weather: 170+ flights grounded and 20 trains delayed amidst freezing temperatures
Delhi Weather: Delhi grapples with a severe cold wave, causing widespread travel disruptions as over 170 flights face delays and 20 trains run behind schedule due to thick fog. The relentless cold, impacting air and rail services, results in significant delays and cancellations, affecting commuters' routines. The situation is most pronounced at the Indira Gandhi International (IGI) airport, where 120 flights are delayed, and 53 are canceled. The railway network witnesses delays of up to 6-6.30 hours, with the Katihar-Amritsar Express facing a notable four-and-a-half-hour delay.
Homeless take refuge in night shelters as cold wave grips Delhi
As the bone-chilling cold wave continued to sweep Delhi, homeless people were seen huddling in government-run night shelters. The night shelters in Delhi are aimed at providing a refuge to homeless people, who live on the streets and have nowhere else to go in the cold. The shelters offer blankets, beds, hot water, and food to those seeking shelter.
Delhi schools to remain closed till Jan 12 for students from Nursery to Class 5
Delhi Government announced five-day closure of schools from Nursery to Class 5 due to cold weather conditions until January 12 for students of Nursery to class 5. Earlier the government had retracted the order which declared holidays for students till January 10, citing it a mistake.
Delhi sees another day of dense fog; flights, trains delayed due to low visibility
"Dense fog advisory for Punjab, Haryana, Delhi Uttar Pradesh, north Rajasthan and north Madhya Pradesh: Be careful while driving or outing through any transport. Use fog lights while driving. Be in touch with airlines, railways, and state transport for your journey schedule," the Met said in a post on X. As of 8:30 am, close to 80 flights were delayed at the Indira Gandhi International Airport due to low visibility.
Cold wave tightens grip on north India, Delhi shivers in dense fog with 'Very Poor' air quality
Northern India faced a stronger cold wave, making Monday morning in the capital city even colder with thick fog. The India Meteorological Department recorded Delhi's temperature at 9.4 degrees Celsius. Visibility reduced to 125 meters in various parts of Delhi and most areas in the National Capital Region also had poor visibility due to the fog.
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