Strong surface winds at 20-30 km/h are expected over the Indo-Gangetic Plains, including Delhi, on March 11 and 12 amid warm conditions. The IMD forecasts light rain or drizzle in Delhi on March 14
The AQI is expected to remain in the 'moderate' category in the coming week, improving further after the rainfall on March 14, which might clear the pollutants from the air
Amid the warm conditions, strong surface winds travelling at speeds of 20-30 kmph are likely to prevail over the Indo-Gangetic Plains, including Delhi, on March 11 and 12
India Meteorological Department has predicted mainly clear skies for today, with mist expected to cover parts of the city during the evening hours
Delhi-NCR had seen a brief improvement in air quality due to strong winds dispersing pollutants, but the relief was short-lived
AQI was recorded at 172 at 8 am on March 7, according to the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB), and remained in the 'moderate' category for the sixth day
The maximum temperature is expected to remain between 30 to 34 degrees Celsius from March 7- 12
The improved air quality is mainly due to better weather conditions, with strong winds and light rainfall, earlier this week, that helped to clear pollutants
Due to the strong surface winds caused by the western disturbance lying in Pakistan there has been drop in temperatures
Air quality has improved across Delhi-NCR due to rainfall over the past few days
The IMD has issued an 'orange' alert for snowfall and heavy rain in Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, and Jammu and Kashmir
The minimum temperature is expected to drop to 14 degrees Celsius, while the maximum may reach 27 degrees Celsius
The minimum temperature is expected to drop to 13 degrees Celsius, while the maximum may reach 29 degrees Celsius
Wind speeds will range from 20 to 25 kmph over the next two days, likely lowering the minimum temperature
Delhi recorded its hottest February night in 74 years, with temperatures settling at 19.5 degrees Celsius on February 27
The better air quality in Delhi-NCR is primarily due to improved weather conditions, with strong winds and light rainfall helping to clear the pollutants
A new western disturbance is expected to further impact Northwest India from March 2 onwards
Air quality across Delhi-NCR deteriorated, and remained in the 'poor' or 'moderate' range
The minimum temperature is expected to drop to 18 degree Celsius, while the maximum may reach 26 degree Celsius
A new Western Disturbance is expected to further impact Northwest India from March 2 onwards.