Temperatures in the national capital on Thursday settled within comfortable levels and strong winds kept the pollution levels in check.
The city recorded a minimum of 14.7 degrees Celsius and a maximum of 28 degrees Celsius, slightly more than that recorded on Wednesday.
Officials at the India Meteorological Department (IMD) said winds gusting up to 35 kilometres per hour kept the pollution levels in check.
The overall air quality in Delhi at 4 pm stood at 127, which falls in the moderate category.
The weatherman said light rain is likely in the city on Friday due to an active Western Disturbance. Minimum and maximum temperatures are expected to dip to 13 and 25 degrees Celsius respectively on Saturday.
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