On the festival of Basant Panchami in Delhi-NCR, the morning of Friday, January 23 was accompanied by heavy rain. At around 6.00 in the morning, dark clouds gathered and it started drizzling. It rained continuously for about 15 minutes. It is believed that this will clear the weather and the cold may increase slightly. At the same time, there will be some relief from pollution also.

The Meteorological Department had already expressed the possibility of change in weather patterns on Basant Panchami. Rain alert was issued for Friday, January 23 in Delhi and surrounding areas. The Meteorological Department estimates that till the afternoon of today, Friday, January 23, the sky will remain cloudy and there will be light rain intermittently.

Forecast of storm and lightning also

The Meteorological Department had issued an alert that along with rain, there may be storm and lightning on Friday. There is also a possibility of light fog in the morning. Winds can blow at a speed of 30-40 kilometers per hour. Also, there will be light fog in the morning.

22 January was the hottest day recorded

In Delhi, Thursday, January 22, is being considered as the hottest day of January in the last seven years. Releasing the data, the Meteorological Department has informed that the maximum temperature recorded at Safdarjung Observatory was 27.1 degrees Celsius. However, the temperature is expected to drop again in the next 24 hours.

The department said that the maximum temperature higher than this in January was last recorded in the city in 2019, when the mercury reached 28.7 degrees Celsius on January 21. The second hottest day of this month was recorded on January 19, when the maximum temperature was 26.7 degrees Celsius, while the average maximum temperature so far for January has been 20.4 degrees Celsius.

Delhi’s air is still ‘very bad’

Even on Thursday, January 22, the air quality remained in the ‘very poor’ category. Some relief is expected due to rain and thundershowers on January 23. The city’s 24-hour average AQI was recorded at 313.

Rainfall in Delhi: Light showers started in Delhi and adjoining NCR areas from 2.00 pm on Thursday (30 October). Meanwhile, Delhiites troubled by smog and pollution got a sigh of relief. Hopes are being raised that the work which artificial rain could not do, will now be done by natural rain and there will be some improvement in AQI.

Let us tell you that due to pollution, Delhi remained wrapped in a blanket of smog and fog since Thursday morning. The air of the city was in ‘poor’ category for the last few days, which has now fallen to ‘very poor’ category. According to the Pollution Control Board, AQI 357 has been recorded in Delhi, which was 279 a day earlier.

The ventilation index is also in a worrying situation.

With the decline in air quality, visibility has also reduced in many parts of the city. According to the Air Quality Early Warning System for Delhi, the city’s ‘ventilation index’ remains below the optimum level of 6,000 square meters per second. This index indicates the atmospheric ability to disperse pollutants.

According to the ‘Ventilation Index’, weak winds with a speed of less than 10 km per hour and dense fog have prevented the pollutants from being dispersed, resulting in a hazy sky, PTI reported.

This was the visibility in the areas of Delhi

The IMD recorded visibility of 1,000 meters in Palam and 800 meters in Safdarjung at 7:30 am. The air condition remained calm at both the places. Areas like Dutta Path, Anand Vihar, Burari and Akshardham remained covered with fog in the early hours of the morning.

According to CPCB data, the air quality in Vivek Vihar and Anand Vihar reached ‘severe’ category, where the AQI was recorded at 415 and 408 respectively. A total of 33 monitoring stations in Delhi recorded air quality above 300, which falls in the ‘very poor’ category.

The weather has become pleasant on Tuesday (September 30) in Delhi-NCR. The sky is cloudy and a slight drop in temperature has been recorded due to cold winds. Heavy rains also started around 11 o’clock. Due to dense clouds, it became so dark that the vehicles had to burn the headlight.

Not only this, the Meteorological Department has brought the news of relief for the people troubled by the heat for a long time. Yellow alert of rain has been issued in Delhi, which will get rid of the humid heat.

In fact, for the past several days, humidity and heat had worsened the condition of Delhiites. The wind was not moving at all. There was a situation caused by standing sweat. Meanwhile, the Meteorological Department had expected two days of relief. According to the prediction of the Meteorological Department, on Tuesday and Wednesday (September 30 and 1 October), there is a possibility of a significant drop in temperature with light rains. In such a situation, this weather is bringing great relief for Delhiites.

Temperature was higher than normal in September
The temperature in the capital remained higher than normal in the month of September. On Monday (29 September), the maximum temperature was recorded at 37.5 degrees Celsius. The Meteorological Department informed that the maximum temperature was recorded at 38.1 degrees Celsius on Sunday, which was the hottest day of September in the last two years and on September 5, 2023, the maximum temperature was recorded at 38.6 degrees Celsius.

Cloud and drizzle are expected on 30 September
Delhi recorded a minimum temperature of 28.2 degrees Celsius on Monday, which was 4.7 degrees above the average temperature of this season while the maximum temperature was 3.4 degrees above normal. IMD said that the level of humidity was recorded between 57 and 76 percent. The Meteorological Department has predicted cloudy and light rain or drizzle for Tuesday. The temperature is expected to be between 25 and 35 ° C.

How is the air of Delhi?
According to data from the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB), the Air Quality Index (AQI) was recorded at Delhi at 4 pm which falls in the ‘medium’ category.

Monsoon Arrived in Delhi: Delhi and NCR Residents of the area have finally got relief from heat and humidity. According to the Meteorological Department, if we talk about the last 24 hours in Delhi, then rain has been seen on the evening of 28 June.

With Delhi Faridabad, Greater Noida, Noida, Gurugram And 9 in Ghaziabad Millimeter More rain has been recorded than. At the same time, people who are scorched with heat due to rain have got some cold. In many parts of Delhi, there was also a strong thunderstorm along with rain, causing the weather to become pleasant.

Rain from today Possibility of starting, Imd

Today (29 June) Talking about, there is a camp of black clouds in Delhi since morning. Indian Meteorological Department (Imd) Has informed that there is a possibility of strong rains in the capital from today, The Meteorological Department says that this rain of southwest monsoon Entry Is a sign of, However, this time the monsoon has not started a bang, His speed is said to be slow but the intensity of rain is likely to increase in the coming days.,

Rain will be long due to low pressure- Imd

Imd Has clarified that the cause of this rain in North India is the following pressure area which is affecting most areas, Due to this pressure, it is constantly cloudy and it is raining., Earlier, the Meteorological Department had predicted the monsoon growing gradually, which now Delhi-NCR I see it to be true,

Indian Meteorological Department Delhi-NCR I have predicted continuous rain till 5 July, Under this today i.e. for June 29 Yellow Alert It has been released, which means the weather will be unusual and citizens need to be vigilant,

The department has appealed to the people to avoid getting out unnecessarily and stay in safe places during the rains., In the coming days, the weather may be even more pleasant with the fall in temperature due to rain.