Delhi continues to experience some rainfall and colder temperatures as the national capital heads towards the end of the year. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has reported that rain will persist throughout the day, with temperatures hovering around 20 degree Celsius.
\n\nThe Air Quality Index (AQI), on the other hand, according to the CPCB, stood around 122 in Delhi Anand Vihar, on October 13 at 6 AM, with Prominent Pollutant being PM 10. The AQI on Monday, as per CPCB, was 116 in Anand Vihar.
\n\nComing back to the weather, heavy rain began lashing the city early in the morning, contributing to cooler conditions across the region. The IMD predicts that the rain will continue, with thunderstorms expected in various parts of Delhi and the National Capital Region (NCR). The weather department has advised residents to remain cautious, especially while commuting, due to potential disruptions caused by waterlogging.
\n\nThe IMD's forecast indicates that maximum temperatures will range between 31 and 34 degrees Celsius over the next few days, with minimum temperatures expected to stay between 21 and 25 degrees Celsius. As of today, the temperature is notably lower, sitting around 20°C. This marks a significant drop from the usual October…
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