Gurgaon: The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a yellow alert for dense fog on Wednesday in the city and other parts of south Haryana. A fresh western disturbance is likely to affect the western Himalayan region from November 30, which is expected to lead to a dip in mercury.According to the department, people may face issues while commuting on Wednesday because of dense fog, especially on highways.It also issued an advisory for drivers on Tuesday, saying driving can be riskier on highways due to the prevailing weather conditions.Dense to very dense fog is likely to present in isolated areas of south Haryana due to high ratio of moisture and inability of low-speed winds to blow it away. Dense fog will be mainly present in the late night and early morning hours of the day, IMD said in its advisory.On Tuesday, residents woke up to overcast skies with drizzle at some places. The citys maximum temperature dropped to 21.7 degrees Celsius from 25.1 degrees the day before. It was two degrees Celsius below normal for this time of the year. The minimum temperature was 15.1 degrees Celsius, a slight rise compared to Mondays 14.3 degrees, and five degrees above normal.The region is currently witnessing a drop in mercury during the early morning and late evening hours, with many wearing warm clothes.Under the influence of a western disturbance, light isolated rainfall and snowfall occurred over the western Himalayan region in the past three days. No active western disturbance is likely to affect northwest India for the rest of the week. A gradual fall of 2-4 degrees Celsius in the minimum temperature is very likely over many parts of northwest India after the next two days, said an IMD official.Severe winter is likely to start setting in from December 15 onwards, as northwesterly winds are likely to bring cold air from the Himalayan region, the official added. In its fog advisory, apart from the risk of travelling in low visibility, IMD has also cited some health issues arising due to long exposure to fog. It can cause wheezing, coughing, and shortness of breath among asthma patients. People may also complain of eye irritation or infection, it said.We also published the following articles recentlyAt 9.2 degrees Celsius, Delhi records seasons lowest minimum temperatureDelhi records lowest temperature of 9.2 degrees Celsius, below seasonal average. India Meteorological Department forecasts clear skies with maximum temperature of 26 degrees Celsius. Air quality in the city stands at 373. Central Pollution Control Boards monitoring stations report severe and very poor air quality.Bhopal wakes up to first fog spell; showers likely in coming daysBhopal experienced its first fog of the season, causing slightly low visibility on the roads. Temperatures remained above normal. Meteorological officials stated that there was no system impacting the state, but a western disturbance is expected on November 26, leading to showers in parts of the state. Once the system clears, temperatures will dip. The day temperature in Bhopal was 30.5 degrees Celsius, while the night temperature was 15.6 degrees Celsius. The forecast for Bhopal on Thursday includes hazy sky and dry weather, with day and night temperatures of 30 degrees Celsius and 16 degrees Celsius respectively. The state will experience dry weather with no major changes.Cant think? Unable to remember? Why most people are suffering from brain fog these daysJyoti recalls ordering two denims from an online store in conversation with Etimes Lifestyle. She received one piece but the delivery of the second one was delayed. Feeling frustrated, Jyoti called customer care to complain about the delay. However, she later realized her mistake and felt guilty for scolding the customer care representative. This incident highlights how forgetfulness can lead to embarrassment.

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