"Delhi-NCR's Chilly Winter Fog Raises Smog Concerns Amid Dropping Temps"

As temperatures in the National Capital Region (India) drop, the India Meteorological Department warns of thickening smog and rising pollution levels due to increased fog and humidity.

• The India Meteorological Department predicts maximum temperatures will range from 30 to 31 degrees Celsius, with minimum temperatures potentially dropping to around 17 degrees Celsius.
• Humidity levels in Delhi are expected to remain between 50 and 90 percent, contributing to dense fog and air pollution during morning and evening hours.
• Meteorologists express concerns that declining wind speeds and falling temperatures could exacerbate pollution and thick smog in the National Capital Region (India).