New Delhi, The weather conditions prevailing during the last few days over the southern states was not felt in northern parts of the country but as the cyclone weakened into a depression and took a turn in the north-northeasterly direction, the moisture left in the system was pushed by the southeasterly winds towards Delhi and NCR region.The moisture in the air is capable enough to hold the pollutants and industrial smoke to create smog in Delhi and the NCR region. The moisture availability is highest during the morning and the evening hours due to which fog affect is severe at that time of the day. Visibility is likely to be poor in the next two to three days. Haziness would be quite dense.
Haze would continue to persist even during the afternoon time affecting the maximum temperatures which would remain below normal due to unavailability of proper sunshine.
The fog conditions will reduce when the moisture laden southeasterly winds would be taken over by the relatively stronger northerly winds in this region.
