New Delhi: Day temperatures tend to remain above normal and can reach 28 degrees Celsius this week.
However, the temperature of the night is expected to show a gradual increase.
Track the level of pollution in your cityaccording to the Ministry of India’s Meteorology, the maximum temperature is recorded at 26.4 degrees Celsius, 3 degrees above normal.
However, the minimum temperature on Sunday is dipped in 7 degrees Celsius, 3 degrees below normal.
“There is a bright sky without a cloud.
When the surface of the earth warm during the day, the temperature warm back into the atmosphere at night,” said an official met.
RK Jenamani, a senior scientist at the IMD, said: “There is no cloud cover which causes a warm day but a cooler night.” “The maximum temperature is likely to continue to increase, while the minimum temperature can show a gradual increase.
There is no indication of rain but the cloud is expected to be formed on February 18 and 19,” he said.
The IMD forecast said the maximum and minimum temperature tends to be around 26 and 9 degrees Celsius, on Monday.
The maximum temperature is predicted to touch 28 degrees Celsius on February 18.
Meanwhile, Delhi’s air quality deteriorated from the ‘moderate’ category to ‘poor’ because of reduced wind speed.
The overall air quality index (AQI) is 245 on Sunday compared to 191 on Saturday.
Air quality system and weather forecasting and research (Safar), the forecasting body below the Ministry of Earth, in his bulletin, said: “AQI today (Sunday) shows ‘poor’ air quality, degraded from ‘moderate’.
Low wind speed Today and tomorrow (Monday) that leads to reducing ventilation and AQI is expected to deteriorate ‘poor upper end’ or ‘very poor lower end’ tomorrow.
From February 15, AQI is likely to increase due to the ‘medium’ wind speed.