Residents across Delhi-NCR woke up to cloudy skies, rain and thunderstorms on Sunday, bringing much-needed relief from the unusually high temperatures recorded earlier this month. The sudden weather shifts lowered temperatures and creates pleasant conditions after several days of intense heat in the region. Several areas of the national capital experienced light showers accompanied by.
This marked the fifth consecutive day that Delhi’s average AQI remained in the poor range, though it was a few points lower than Tuesday’s average AQI of 249.
According to the IMD, the minimum temperature is expected to hover around 11 degrees Celsius, while the maximum may climb to 27 degrees Celsius on Friday.
Despite the minor dip in pollution levels, several parts of the city continued to experience poor air quality, with a thin blanket of fog covering many areas during the early morning hours
