New Delhi: Day temperatures rose five degrees in the last 24 hours on Sundays.
The meeting department said day and night will likely remain warmer because the temperature is expected to remain normal for the next two days.
Track the level of pollution in your Cityaccording to the Meteorology Department of India (IMD), the maximum temperature touches 24.2 degrees Celsius, one degree above normal, on Sunday against 19.5 degrees Celsius on Saturday.
The minimum temperature is recorded at 5.4 degrees Celsius, four notches below normal.
RK Jenamani, senior scientist at the IMD, said, “The temperature of the day suddenly rises almost five degrees on Sunday when we will enter the second week of February.
However, both day and night are expected to remain relatively warmer for two days to Front and they tend to remain normal.
“The IMD has estimated that the maximum temperature can reach 25 degrees Celsius on Monday and Tuesday.
Minimum temperatures tend to be 6 and 8 degrees Celsius for the next two days.
It is possible that moderate fog on Monday morning and shallow to moderate the fog on Tuesday morning.
As a Western disturbance will have an impact on the region on February 8, this city tends to receive light rain or goal on February 9 and a minimum temperature can reach 9 degrees Celsius.
“The night temperature is predicted to witness a gradual decline from February 10 because the impact of Western disturbances will end,” Jenamani said.
Meanwhile, Delhi’s air quality enters a higher “poor” category with the overall air quality index (AQI) 285 on Sunday.
Aqi is 224 on Saturday.
The air quality system and weather forecasting and research, the forecasting agency under the Ministry of the Ministry of Earth, said, “AQI is likely to remain in a very bad category on February 8 and February 9, likely on February 9, it will increase AQI causing wet deposition of pollutants.
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