According to a senior Indian Railways official, 73 trains have been delayed, 34 rescheduled, and 10 cancelled.
"The minimum temperature was recorded at 14.6 degrees Celsius, a notch above normal," a MeT department official said.
The humidity was recorded at 84 per cent at 8.30 AM.
"Light rain is expected tomorrow, which might intensify the fog but could clear the smog," the official said.
Delhi has been experiencing dense smog for about a week, forcing authorities to enforce emergency measures such as banning construction activities and brick kilns in the National Capital Region.
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