People residing in the national capital woke up to a foggy morning on Tuesday with the minimum and maximum temperatures touching seven Degrees Celsius, and 22 Degree Celsius -- two notches below -- the season¿s average. Moreover, the temperature during the night is also likely to fall and in all likelihood, more chilly waves are expected to engulf the region within a span of four to five days.

The wind is expected to blow at 18 kilometres per hour with humidity oscillating between 30 per cent to 40 per cent throughout the day. Along with winters, the people residing in the national capital have been battling the fight with the increased air pollution levels. This has happened because of the strong northerly winds which are humid in nature. Experts believe that with the prevailing dust particle accompanied by humidity leads to spiraling pollution levels.