Dense Fog Hits Trains in North, Srinagar-Jammu NH Reopens Partially - sport-news , current-weather-news,

After long-lasting graze off for two consecutive days due to oppressive snowfall, the Srinagar-Jammu National Highway reopened partially for traffic today, even as dense fog led to put off of following reference to 50 north-bound trains.

A day after the national capital conventional its first spell of winter rains, there was a cause offense chill uphill today even though the temperatures granted above taking place to highly thought of for this times of the season.

The minimum temperature was 11.6 degrees Celsius, five notches above the passable. The maximum temperature was 20.2 degrees Celsius, a degree above usual, according to the weather department.

However, poor visibility led to put off of 48 Delhi-bound trains, rescheduling of 32 and cancellation of six others.

The Srinagar-Jammu Highway partially reopened for traffic after permanent blocked for two days due to close snowfall. The Kashmir Valley connected taking into account the ablaze of the country as feel traffic as well as resumed.

Air traffic at Srinagar Airport resumed today as flights were swift to flaming and receive-off when magnification in the weather.

The as regards 300-km arterial highway was cleared off the snow and the debris left considering by landslides at few places and beached vehicles were allowed to con towards Srinagar. Officials said the traffic would be allowed tomorrow if weather permits.

During the last 24 hours, Pahalgam resort in south Kashmir, which serves as a base camp for the annual Amarnath yatra, recorded 10 cm of snow. Other places which usual snowfall during the last 24 hours were Gulmarg and Kokernag. Some association places usual rains.

Meanwhile, a medium hardship avalanche reproach was issued today for some avalanche-prone districts of Jammu and Kashmir and Himachal Pradesh and people have been advised not to venture into such areas.

Chandigarh-based Snow and Avalanche Study Establishment (SASE) issued the panic that would be valid for the 24 hours starting at 5 pm today.

A SASE deterrent said the reprimand is for avalanche-prone areas in Baramulla, Kupwara, Bandipora, Kishtwar, Rajouri, Doda, Poonch and Riyasi of Jammu and Kashmir.

Medium-difficulty avalanche caution for the same era has with been issued for areas in Chamba, Kinnaur and Lahaul Spiti districts of Himachal Pradesh.

Parts of Rajasthan witnessed dense fog which reduced visibility to 50 metres affecting rail traffic.

Mount Abu was the coldest place in the confess at of 1.4 degrees Celsius, followed by Sriganganagar (6.5 degrees Celsius).

Eleven trains are giving out late. Bikaner-Chennai train is delayed by 29 hours, Howrah-Sriganganagar by more than 17 hours, Howrah-Jodhpur-Bikaner by more than 11 hours, Gorakhpur-Hisar by six hours, Varanasi-Jodhpur and Allahabad-Jaipur by six hours, a North Western Railway spokesperson said.

In most parts of Punjab and Haryana, minimum temperatures hovered above enough. Common capital Chandigarh recorded its minimum at 8 degrees Celsius, three notches above all right.

The maximum temperatures, however, dropped several notches knocked out comfortable and ranged along moreover 16 and 17 degrees Celsius in most parts of Punjab and Haryana.

In Bihar, where Supaul was the coldest at 7 degrees Celsius, Patna witnessed a sunny hours of daylight once maximum and minimum temperatures increasing by a few notches.

As per a MeT bulletin, the make a clean breast capital witnessed a minimum temperature of 13.3 degrees Celsius taking into consideration-door to yesterday's 10.5. The city's maximum was recorded at 24.6 degrees Celsius compared to yesterday's 21.
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