The national capital, Delhi, is witnessing a continued drop in temperatures as cooler conditions prevail. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has forecast cloudy skies for today, Wednesday, October 14, along with a significant possibility of rain and thunderstorms in the region.
\n\nDelhi residents can expect a maximum temperature ranging between 33 and 35 degrees Celsius, with minimum temperatures likely to hover around 21 degree Celsius throughout the day. This pattern follows a series of cooler days that have been influenced by a western disturbance affecting the region.
\n\nThe IMD has indicated that the weather will remain largely cloudy with intermittent rain expected later in the day. This forecast is in line with the department's predictions made earlier in the week, which highlighted a transition towards more humid and unstable atmospheric conditions.
\n\nThe Air Quality Index (AQI), on the other hand, according to the CPCB, stood around 268 in Delhi Anand Vihar, on October 14 at 6 AM, with Prominent Pollutant being PM 10. The AQI on Tuesday, as per CPCB, was 122 in Anand Vihar.
\n\nLocal authorities have advised residents to remain cautious as the possibility of waterlogging and traffic disruptions increases with the forecasted rain. Reports of water accumulation…
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