India, Jan. 24 -- Delhi and its adjoining areas woke up to clear skies on Saturday morning after the national capital received a fresh spell of widespread rainfall a day earlier. The sudden change in weather brought down the temperature in the city but offered brief relief from pollution levels across the region.

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) said Delhi-NCR is expected to see a generally cloudy sky on Saturday, with shallow to moderate fog during the morning hours and strong surface winds reaching 10-20 kmph.

However, no rain warning has been issued for the city for the day, and the weather department has not announced any alert for Delhi for the next six days.

Weather officials have forecast a drop in minimum temperatures ...