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Delhi gets some relief from cold wave but fog likely to continue

IMD has also said that there's a possibility of rainfall during the next two days, which is likely to disperse the fog

Delhi winters, cold wave
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A man warms himself with a bonfire on a cold and foggy winter morning, in New Delhi (PTI Photo/Sachin Saini)

Nitin Kumar New Delhi
National capital Delhi got some relief from biting cold and dense fog on Tuesday after almost a week-long spell of the cold wave that had halted normal life and hit rail and air traffic. According to the India Meteorological Department, the maximum temperature on Tuesday is likely to be around 19 degrees Celsius and the mercury may drop to 5 degrees celsius at night.

Though there was fog in the morning, the sky is expected to clear during the afternoon hours, according to an IMD forecast for the day.

The weather agency said the minimum temperature in Delhi is lower

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