Delhi on Tuesday recorded a minimum temperature of 5.9 degrees Celsius, 2.2 degrees below normal, while the maximum temperature settled at 24.4 degrees Celsius, two notches above normal, with the weather department forecasting dense fog going ahead.
Delhi’s air quality remains in 'severe’ category with an AQI of 427 on Tuesday morning, posing health risks even to healthy individuals. The minimum temperature has dropped to 5.9°C, two degrees below normal. Moderate fog conditions are expected to persist for the next two days.
Cold waves and dense fog gripped Delhi-NCR on Tuesday, reducing visibility and disrupting daily life as the temperature fell to 4 degrees Celsius. IMD forecasts a severe cold for Delhi, Punjab, Haryana, UP, and Madhya Pradesh over the next few days.
Delhi weather update: The minimum and maximum temperatures are expected to settle at 5 degrees Celsius and 23 degrees Celsius respectively.
Delhi weather updates: Delhi which saw a layer of fog enveloping the city in the morning, is expected to experience a temperature of maximum of 22 degrees Celsius on Sunday.
Delhi recorded its coldest morning of the season as the temperature dipped to 4.9°C. IMD issues cold wave warning; minimum temperatures expected to remain low.
Delhi Weather updates: Delhi-NCR experienced a cold morning on Tuesday as the minimum temperature remained below 10 degrees Celsius in the national capital region.
Light rain in Delhi improves air quality, pushing AQI from ‘very poor’ to ‘poor’ at 273. Know more about AQI trends, CPCB classifications, and forecasts for air quality.
The humidity level in the national capital on Sunday morning was recorded at 89 per cent. The air quality also slipped to the poor category after three days of improvement into the moderate category.
Delhi is shrouded in smog as pollution levels rise, with AQI ranging between 250 and 339 in various areas. An orange alert has been issued amid deteriorating air quality, severely impacting public health.
The weather department has predicted heavy rainfall at isolated places in several parts of India. Meanwhile, several other parts will witness a clearer sky because of the withdrawing monsoon.
IMD scientist Dr Naresh predicted light rain in Delhi-NCR, with Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand expecting moderate to heavy showers in the coming days.
The temperature in Delhi has risen above the season's average on Sunday. The temperature is likely to remain similar for the coming days. The next spell of rain in Delhi is likely from September 25.
Delhi weather update: Due to the waterlogging caused by the incessant rains, traffic in many parts of Delhi has been severely disrupted, causing delays and inconvenience for commuters. Authorities are on alert as more rain is expected in the coming days.
On Tuesday, light rain showers were observed in various parts of Delhi as people celebrated Shri Krishna Janmashtami. The weather added to the festive atmosphere, with cooler temperatures prevailing throughout the day.
The weather department has sounded rainfall alert in several parts of the country. The coastal and northeastern regions are predicted to receive heavy rainfall today. Check the complete forecast here.
Early in the morning, Delhi woke up to heavy rains accompanied by thundershowers, leading to severe waterlogging and traffic jams in some areas. Locals were seen facing difficulty reaching offices.
Delhi starts the day with a warm temperature of 27.05°C, expected to rise to a high of 35.69°C. The Air Quality Index (AQI) stands at 126, indicating poor air quality. Residents are advised to plan their day considering the heat and air quality.
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a yellow alert for Delhi, predicting light to moderate rainfall over the next two days. The rainfall is expected to bring relief from the rising temperatures, with the maximum temperature recorded at 35.2 degrees Celsius on Tuesday.
Due to heavy rain in Delhi on Wednesday evening, large parts of the city were submerged. A 22-year-old woman and her child drowned in Ghazipur. There was traffic jam in many areas and roads started looking like rivers, due to which people got stuck everywhere.
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