Weatherman says fog cover may increase in the next few days; temperature may fall If you are planning to take an early morning flight or train out of the city in the next few days, consult the weatherman first. 
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A shallow fog was recorded early on Tuesday morning</td></tr></tbody></table> Delhi's notorious fog cover has started to shroud the city and this time, it has brought with it a biting chill. An official from India Meteorological Department said a shallow fog was recorded early on Tuesday morning. "Visibility recorded at 7.30 am on Tuesday morning was 600 metres. Even during the day it was a bit cloudy. The temperature will fall further and the fog cover might start increasing," said the official, wishing anonymity as he was not authorised to make a comment. On Tuesday, the maximum temperature was recorded at 24.7 degree Celsius and minimum at 9.3 degree Celsius. The week had begun on a relatively warm note with the mercury recording a slight jump on Monday from the previous week. However, on Tuesday, the sky remained cloudy. On Monday, Delhi recorded a minimum temperature of 10.2 degrees Celsius and a maximum of 25.1 degrees Celsius. The temperature had dropped to 7.9 degrees Celsius on Saturday, the lowest in the season so far. Today/Day Scattered clouds. Maximum temp: 25u00b0C Night Will be clear. Minimum temperature: 11u00b0C

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