If one thinks there is a hint of chill in the air, one is not mistaken. For the last few days, night and early morning temperatures have been pleasant, with just a hint of coolness. On Tuesday morning, however, it was actually cold and foggy, borne out by the fact that the island city recorded its lowest temperature this season - 16.8 °C. And the mercury is expected to dip further in the coming days.
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