The country’s capital Delhi is shivering with cold. The morning of Thursday, January 15 was the coldest morning of the season. According to the data released by the Meteorological Department, the cold in Delhi has broken all the records of this season. The lowest temperature was recorded this morning. The minimum temperature was recorded at 2.3 degree Celsius in Palam area of ​​Delhi, 2.7 in Ayanagar and 2.9 in Safdarjung.

The minimum temperature was recorded at 2.9 degrees Celsius in Safdarjung, while it was 2.3 degrees in Palam, 3.4 degrees in Lodhi Road, 4.5 degrees in Ridge and 2.7 degrees in Ayanagar. If we talk about maximum temperature, it was recorded at 20 degrees in Safdarjung, 16 degrees in Palam, 19.3 degrees at Lodhi Road, 18.2 degrees at Ridge and 19.2 degrees Celsius in Ayanagar.

AQI of Delhi-NCR still in worrying condition

Air pollution in Delhi-NCR has once again reached critical levels. According to the latest data, Greater Noida continues to be in the top ranks among the most polluted areas of the country. The Air Quality Index (AQI) is being recorded in the red zone in the entire NCR including Delhi, Noida, Greater Noida and Ghaziabad, due to which normal life is being directly affected.

Talking about Noida, AQI is in very poor category at all the active monitoring stations. AQI was recorded at 359 in Sector-1 Noida, while 352 was recorded in Sector-125 Noida, 347 in Sector-116 Noida and 342 in Sector-62 Noida. It is clear from these figures that the air of Noida continues to be poisonous.

The situation in Delhi is also very worrying. AQI has reached above 350 in many areas. AQI was recorded at 384 in Chandni Chowk, 376 in Ashok Vihar, 373 in Bawana, 386 in Punjabi Bagh, 383 in Okhla Phase-2 and 399 in Pusa. In Nehru Nagar Delhi, the AQI reached 397, which falls in the very serious category. Whereas, AQI was recorded at 345 in Anand Vihar and 332 in Alipur. In some areas like Mathura Road, AQI was 259, which is still in the poor category.

The cold of January in Delhi has increased the problems of the people. On January 15, the minimum temperature in the capital was recorded at around 4 degrees Celsius, which is one of the lowest levels of this season. Dense fog in the morning made the situation more difficult. Visibility was less than 50 meters in many areas, due to which there was a direct impact on road, rail and air traffic.

The Meteorological Department has issued a yellow alert regarding cold. Besides, a warning has been issued of moderate to very dense fog in different areas of the capital Delhi for the next 2 hours. At the same time, the Meteorological Department has recorded the mercury up to two degrees on the morning of Makar Sankranti on Thursday, January 15.

Cold wave and strong winds increased the chill

According to India Meteorological Department (IMD), cold wave may persist in some areas of Delhi till January 16. Today the sky is likely to remain cloudy throughout the day, due to which there will be no sunshine.

Also, cold winds can blow at a speed of about 19 kilometers per hour. Due to these winds the feeling of cold will increase further. It is estimated that today the maximum temperature will be around 21 degrees Celsius.

extremely bad air

Along with cold and fog, the air of the capital also remains very bad. Delhi’s AQI has reached the level of 482, which is considered dangerous for health. In view of this, doctors advise that the elderly, children and respiratory patients should avoid going out in the morning and evening.

When will we get relief from cold?

According to IMD, a gradual increase in temperature may be seen from January 17 and 18. During this period, the maximum temperature may increase by 3 to 5 degrees, which will provide some relief during the day. However, there is a possibility of light rain or sprinkle between 18th and 19th January, due to which the morning cold may increase again.

The Meteorological Department says that between January 16 and 20, the maximum temperature may rise to 25 degrees Celsius and the minimum temperature may also remain around 10 degrees. But between January 20 and 25, there is a possibility of rain and hailstorm due to the effect of a western disturbance.

In such a situation, the temperature may drop once again and the severity of cold may increase again. Overall, the weather of Delhi will be seen changing frequently in the coming days.

The Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a yellow alert in Delhi. The Meteorological Department has predicted that there may be dense fog in Delhi on Saturday (January 3) morning and it will affect the visibility. IMD said that cold wave conditions are expected to persist in many places of Delhi from January 3 to 6. The average AQI of Delhi in the last 24 hours was 236. The maximum temperature was recorded at 17.4 and the minimum temperature was 9.1 degrees Celsius. The maximum temperature was recorded at 17.4 degrees Celsius in Lodhi Road, 17.2 in Ayanagar, 14 in Ridge and 16.4 degrees Celsius in Palam.

What will be the temperature on January 3?

The minimum temperature was recorded at 9 degree Celsius in Palam and Lodhi Road, 8.7 degree Celsius in Ridge and 8.1 degree Celsius in Ayanagar. On Saturday (January 3), the minimum temperature is expected to be 7 degrees Celsius and the maximum temperature will be 18 degrees Celsius. The Meteorological Department has also predicted cold wave in some parts of Haryana.

Grape-3 restrictions removed from Delhi-NCR

Earlier on Friday, Group 3 restrictions were lifted in Delhi-National Capital Region (NCR) and surrounding areas. There was a significant improvement in AQI till 4 pm on Friday and it was recorded at 236, which shows a positive trend. “All actions under the first and second phase of GRAP will remain in force in NCR.”

Demolition activities will now be allowed

Permission has been given to resume non-essential construction and demolition activities in Delhi-NCR. Subject to compliance with pollution control norms, works such as earthwork, piling, digging pits, welding, painting, plastering, tiling and flooring can be resumed, the official statement said, adding that stone breaking, brick kilns and mining activities will also continue. Permission has also been given to transport construction materials including cement and sand.

Restrictions on vehicles also removed

The restrictions imposed on vehicles during the third phase have also been removed. The statement said that BS-III petrol and BS-IV diesel four-wheelers can run on the roads, while the ban on non-essential diesel-powered medium goods vehicles has been lifted.

Today (14 December) in the capital Delhi and NCR, the sky will be cloudy throughout the day and the wind speed will remain high. According to the India Meteorological Department, there is no possibility of severe winter in the capital and surrounding areas at present and the temperature will remain slightly above normal till December 19.

This change is not only having a direct impact on the cold pattern, but increasing pollution has also increased the problems of the people. Both weather and air quality remain the most important concerns for Delhi-NCR at this time. It is as if Delhi-NCR is covered with a white sheet.

Current weather and wind speed of Delhi-NCR

In the last 24 hours, the weather of Delhi-NCR remained dry and clouds kept coming and going in the sky. During this period, an increase in the speed of winds has been recorded. The Meteorological Department estimates that the wind speed may remain at approximately the same level on Sunday also. There is no major drop in temperature at present.

The maximum temperature is expected to be around 23 degrees Celsius and the minimum temperature is expected to be around 9 to 10 degrees Celsius. This situation is considered equally applicable for the entire NCR region including Delhi, Noida, Greater Noida, Ghaziabad, Gurugram and Faridabad.

Increasing attack of pollution and strictness of GRAP-IV

Due to decrease in wind speed and lack of cold, the level of pollution in Delhi-NCR has reached a dangerous situation. Today’s AQI has been recorded beyond 600 in many areas, in which the average AQI of Delhi has reached 651, Noida 781, Raghubir Nagar 720, Dwarka Sector-3 800 and Adarsh ​​Enclave 1213. A thick layer of poisonous smog is clearly visible in the NH-24 area of ​​Patparganj.

According to CPCB, AQI has been recorded in ‘Severe’ category in many areas. In view of increasing pollution, CAQM has implemented GRAP Stage-IV in entire Delhi-NCR. Under this, strict checking of trucks and other vehicles is being done on the Delhi-Haryana border. Hybrid mode has been implemented in schools for students up to classes 9 and 11. Public, municipal corporation and private offices will work with 50 percent staff, while central government offices will shift to work from home as soon as AQI reaches 301–400.

When will the weather change and when will there be severe winter?

According to weather experts, there is no possibility of a major drop in temperature at present and till December 19, winter will be mainly limited to nights. Dr. Mahesh Palawat, senior meteorologist of Skymet Weather, said that a new western disturbance has become active in the mountains, due to which rain and light snowfall has started there. There is a possibility of another western disturbance on December 18, due to which medium height clouds can be seen in Punjab, Haryana, Delhi, Rajasthan and north-western Uttar Pradesh.

However, there is no possibility of rain in these areas at present. There may be a slight increase in the minimum temperature due to cloudy weather. There is a possibility that the temperature will start falling gradually after December 15, whereas after December 22, the effect of severe cold can be clearly seen in many parts of the country.

The country’s capital has now started shivering. Starting to feel cold from morning to evening. There may be continuous fluctuations in the weather in Delhi-NCR this week. The temperature may drop to 6°C on 11-12 December.

According to the Meteorological Department, there will be fog and mist in the morning between December 9 and 14, while light clouds and cold winds will blow during the day. The new western disturbance reaching the mountains on December 13 will have an impact in Northern India but its impact in Delhi will be limited.

weather forecast

The weather in Delhi is likely to be clear to light cloudy from December 9 to December 14. The wind speed will be between 5 to 25 km per hour and dense fog in the morning can increase the problems of the people. On December 9, the winds will blow the strongest, while on December 10 and 11, the sky will be clear and light fog will be seen in the morning.

Light clouds will return between 12th and 14th December. The minimum temperature will remain on a continuous decline. The temperature is expected to reach 6°C on 11th and 12th December. On the other hand, the ongoing snowfall in the hilly states has further increased the effect of cold in the plains. IMD said that there is a possibility of rain in four states of the country today, due to which further drop in temperature can be recorded in Northern India.

The havoc of pollution continues

On the morning of 9th December, the density of smog and pollution increased along with cold in Delhi. AQI remains above 280 in most areas. The situation is worse in the northern areas because AQI is beyond 300. Delhi, which is struggling with pollution, is now going to have the effect of fog, due to which reduced visibility can be seen in the morning and afternoon. A steady decline in temperatures with local winds may continue for the next few days.

Fall in temperature and impact of western disturbance in NCR

Along with Delhi, the weather patterns in NCR’s Ghaziabad, Noida, Gurugram and Faridabad will also change significantly this week. Strong winds are expected in the initial days and later the cold will increase rapidly. The new western disturbance coming over the mountains on December 13 will not have much impact on Delhi, but a slight increase in temperature may be recorded. However, for the first two days, cold winds will bring down the temperature and morning fog may become dense.

NCR will have to face a mix of cold, wind, fog and light cloudy weather throughout the next week. Meteorologists say that due to drop in temperature and change in wind direction, people need to be cautious of severe cold in the coming days.

The Meteorological Department has warned that there will be dense fog in many parts of North India on Monday morning (8 December 2025), due to which visibility will be low. Cities like Prayagraj, Lucknow, Kanpur, Delhi, Amritsar, Agra, Tundla, Chandigarh, Nainital and Shimla are in the grip of deep fog.

The weather is different in South India. There is a possibility of light to moderate rain in many districts of Tamil Nadu till December 12. The effect of low pressure is visible in the marine areas, due to which the waves in the Gulf of Mannar and Kumari Sagar may become stronger. For this reason, fishermen have been advised not to enter the sea till December 10.

Severe cold in Delhi, temperature may drop to 6°C in the morning
The effect of cold is increasing rapidly in the national capital. The Meteorological Department says that due to very slow wind speed the fog will become more dense. Cold winds will blow during the day too, while morning humidity can reach 100 percent. The minimum temperature is expected to fall to around 6 degrees.

Fog will prevail in Uttar Pradesh for three days
In most of the cities of UP, the morning time will be very hazy between 10th and 12th December. Many districts including Lucknow, Ayodhya, Barabanki, Etawah, Agra, Tundla and Kanpur will be affected by low visibility. People have been advised to avoid morning travel.

Dense fog and wind speed also increase in many districts of Bihar
The effect of dense fog will be visible in Patna, Bhagalpur, Kishanganj, Darbhanga, Purnia, Bhojpur, Gaya and Araria. Wind speed can reach 15 to 20 kilometers per hour, which will further increase the effect of cold.

Cold wave hits Jharkhand, yellow alert on 11 districts
Ranchi Meteorological Center has issued a warning saying that the effect of cold wave will be felt in Garhwa, Palamu, Chatra, Latehar, Khunti, Lohardaga, Simdega, Gumla, Bokaro and Ramgarh of the state. The morning and night temperatures may go down continuously.

Clouds return in Rajasthan, slight increase in temperature
A new western disturbance has become active in Rajasthan, due to which there will be light clouds in many areas. An increase of a few degrees may be seen in the minimum temperature, but the relief will not last long. The weather is expected to remain dry throughout the week.

Cold at its peak in Madhya Pradesh, temperature near 4°C at many places
Icy winds have made the cold more severe in many districts of MP. The temperature in Umaria and Shahdol has been recorded around 4 degrees. The maximum temperature may also fall in the coming days, due to which people will feel chill throughout the day.

Temperature below zero in Kashmir, snowfall in high altitude areas
Winter is continuously increasing in Kashmir valley. The temperature in Pahalgam has reached minus 4.3 degrees. There is a possibility of snowfall in many hilly areas in the next 24 hours. The night temperature remains below zero at most places.

Cold increases in West Bengal too, coldest day of the season in Kolkata
The weather is dry in West Bengal, but the cold is increasing. The temperature is continuously falling in Kolkata and this may prove to be the coldest day of the season. The weather will remain clear and cold next week also.

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With the arrival of winter in Delhi, the havoc of pollution has increased further. The situation has become such that even going out has become a threat to health. Smoke rising from factories, heavy traffic, dust from construction works and stubble burning in neighboring states are making Delhi’s air so bad that experts are calling it a direct attack on the lungs. AQI 486 was recorded in New Delhi, which falls in the dangerous category.

AQI in ‘Severe’ category in 7 areas of Delhi

The Air Quality Index (AQI) has reached dangerous levels in many parts of Delhi. At 7 places the air has been recorded so bad that it can directly affect people’s health. Bawana is 420 AQI, Wazirpur: 385 AQI, Alipore: 372 AQI, RK Puram: 334 AQI, Patparganj: 355 AQI, Burari: 348 AQI.

Experts say that this type of air weakens the lung capacity of those who breathe continuously. Children, elderly, pregnant women and asthma patients need to be especially careful.

When will Delhi get relief?

According to meteorologists, the situation is not going to change much for a few days. Relief will be available only when the temperature increases slightly and the wind speed increases. Due to wind, pollution rises up and toxic particles accumulated near the ground spread, due to which AQI improves.

Delhi temperature and air conditions

Today Saturday (November 15), the minimum temperature of Delhi is likely to be 12°C and the maximum temperature is likely to be 27.5°C. The weather will be mild during the day and pleasantly cold at night. The wind speed has been recorded at 6.1 km per hour, which is still too low for improvement.

At present, the biggest solution for the people of Delhi to avoid this blow of pollution is to remain alert. It may take some time for the air to clear.

The weather is expected to be clear in the capital Delhi on Sunday. The maximum temperature of the day will go up to 30 degrees Celsius. But increased air pollution can increase the problem. The AQI of the capital was recorded at 233, which is in the dangerous category. AQI has deteriorated since Diwali, although it has decreased somewhat compared to previous days, but the green signal is still not there. According to the latest report of the Meteorological Department, slight cold will be felt in the morning and evening, there is no possibility of rain.

It is only the second day of November, so it is not very cold yet, but the mist in the morning and evening will give a fog-like feeling. There is mostly less rainfall in November, so there is little hope of relief from air pollution.

Not improved since Diwali AQI

AQI 233 has been recorded in the capital, which falls in the very serious category. The level of PM2.5 has reached 228 and PM10 has reached 150. Due to which Delhi’s air is getting polluted. There is great danger in this for children, elderly people and respiratory patients. According to the data of Central Pollution Control Board, the AQI which has increased since Diwali is not coming down. Whereas today it has come down compared to 288 on Friday. Even the government’s arrangements to improve AQI are not sufficient, so be careful.

The temperature is expected to be between 18 to 30 degrees Celsius.

The minimum temperature in Delhi on Sunday can go up to 18 degrees Celsius and maximum up to 30 degrees. The average temperature will be between 22 to 24 degrees Celsius. On Sunday, sunrise will be at 6:34 am and sunset at 5:36 pm. You will feel cold due to light breeze in the morning and evening, but there will be no need for warm clothes during the day.

No chance of rain in November

According to the Meteorological Department, there is no possibility of rain on Sunday. The weather will be dry. Due to smoke in the morning and evening it will look like fog. If statistics are to be believed, the average rainfall in November is 5 to 6 mm. A major reason for increase in pollution in this month after monsoon is the decrease in rainfall.

slight coolness- fog effect

With the beginning of November, mild effects of cold are visible. At night the temperature can go up to 13 to 18 degrees Celsius. Although the days are still getting hotter. But the temperature will continue to drop till the end of the month and the effect of severe cold will be seen only in December.

These days the weather in Delhi is mildly cold, there is light fog in the morning and evening and people are feeling cool but the weather is normal during the day. A good news of Delhi amid winter is that the amount of pollution in the air has improved in the last two days, Delhi’s AQI has reduced on Saturday also.

According to the Meteorological Department, there will be light fog in the sky in Delhi on Saturday, November 1. During this period, the maximum temperature here will be around 31 degrees Celsius and the minimum temperature will be around 19 degrees. Due to clouds the sun also does not have much effect. However, now the pink winter is beginning to be felt.

Delhi’s air quality improved

Along with winter, the air quality in Delhi has improved compared to the past days, after the festival of Diwali, where the AQI level had gone up to around 350 in areas like Anand Vihar, Akshardham of Delhi, now it has reduced. Except Wazirpur area, AQI level has come below 300 in most of the areas.
Wazir was the most polluted area in Delhi on Saturday, today the air pollution level here was recorded at 325, which comes in the category of very poor air. The air in Anand Vihar, which was on top in terms of pollution, has improved. The level of air pollution here was recorded at 292 at 7.30 am today. Which has now moved from very bad to bad category. which are less than before

AQI of air came below 300

The amount of air pollution was recorded at 297 in Chandni Chowk area of ​​Delhi, 291 in RK Puram, 277 in Vivek Vihar, 274 in Sonia Vihar, 257 in Dwarka Sector 8, AQI level of 255 in Burari area, AQI level of 252 in Alipur area and 215 in Najafgarh. This air comes in bad category. At the same time, AQI of air on Lodhi Road in Delhi was recorded at 149 which falls in the moderate category.

In the month of October this year, Delhi’s AQI did not cross 400 even for a single day i.e. in the very serious category. Which is a big matter of relief.

Delhi suddenly changed the mood and heavy rains in Delhi on Tuesday (October 7). After this, a drop in temperature was recorded. In the national capital, there were dark clouds in the sky and in many parts, passengers and others were surprised. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) issued Yellow and Orange alerts for the national capital, which estimates moderate rains with light thunderstorms and electricity.

It has been informed by the Meteorological Department that there is a possibility of power, hailstorm and 40-60 kmph speed with moderate thunderstorms in central, south-west, west, northwest and parts of North Delhi.

Temperature recorded 1.3 degrees below normal in Delhi

The capital received rain on Tuesday morning and the minimum temperature was recorded at 1.3 degrees below normal. The Meteorological Department had projected light rain during the day due to the effect of Western Disturbance, which affected the region.

Safdarjung records 12.6 mm of rain

According to IMD, in 24 hours ended on Tuesday morning at 8.30 am, the city’s primary weather center Safdarjung recorded 12.6 mm rainfall, while Palam recorded 11 mm and 11.7 mm rainfall in the ridge station. IMD had said that the maximum temperature is likely to be around 35 ° C.

How will the weather be on 8 October?

The national capital Delhi will be partly cloudy on Wednesday (October 08). At the same time, the minimum temperature is expected to be 21 degrees Celsius while the temperature is expected to be 32 degrees Celsius. With this, the sky will be clear on 9 October. On this day too, the minimum temperature can be 21 ° C while the higher temperature can be 32 ° C.

How was the air quality in Delhi?

According to the Central Pollution Control Board, Delhi’s Air Quality Index (AQI) was 68 at 9 am. AQI falls in a satisfactory category. According to CPCB, AQI between zero and 50 is considered good, 51 to 100 satisfactory, 101 to 200 medium, 201 to 300 bad, 301 to 400 very poor and 401 to 500 serious.