New Delhi:A layer of smog covered several parts of thenational capitalon Thursday, affecting visibility in the morning hours. According to data from the Central Pollution Control Board, the air quality index near India Gate and Kartavya Path stood at 209, which falls in the poor category.
Weather conditions remained relatively warm for mid-February. The maximum temperature on Thursday is expected to be around 26 degrees Celsius, while the minimum settled near 12 degrees Celsius, as per Indian meteorological data. Mist was observed during the early hours, and no weather warning has been issued for the city.
The India Meteorological Department said misty conditions are likely to continue over the coming days, especially during the mornings, while temperatures are expected to rise gradually.
On February 13, Delhi is likely to record a maximum temperature of around 27 degrees Celsius and a minimum of 12 degrees Celsius. Mist is expected in the morning hours, with no warning in place.
February 14 is expected to see slightly warmer conditions, with the maximum temperature likely to touch 28 degrees Celsius and the minimum around 13 degrees Celsius. Mist may persist during early morning hours.
Similar weather conditions are likely to continue on February 15, with the maximum temperature expected to remain near 28 degrees Celsius and the minimum around 14 degrees Celsius. Morning mist is forecast, and no weather alerts have been issued.
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On February 16 and 17, temperatures are expected to remain steady, with daytime highs of around 28 degrees Celsius and night temperatures near 14 degrees Celsius. Misty mornings are likely to continue, while overall weather conditions are expected to remain stable.
With rising temperatures and calm wind conditions, air quality may continue to fluctuate in the poor category in several areas. Authorities have advised residents, particularly those with respiratory issues, to limit prolonged outdoor activity during early morning hours and stay updated on air quality and weather advisories.
Air quality levels remained uneven across City on Thursday, with several areas recording air quality index readings in the poor category. Anand Vihar recorded an AQI of 217, while RK Puram reported 261, both falling under the poor category. ITO in central Delhi also recorded poor air quality, with the AQI standing at 210.
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