Fog in Mohali, temperature plunges too

January 23, 2013 11:23

Set to host the penultimate one-dayer in the five-match India-England ODI series today, Mohali and its surrounding were enveloped by a thick blanket of fog.

In the early morning, the weather was misty, but dense fog soon started descending, reducing the visibility levels to around 200 metres, a Met official in Chandigarh said.

The PCA stadium, where the match starts in the afternoon, was covered by thick fog and the maximum temperature also came down and was hovering around 12-13 degrees Celsius at about 10 am.

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