Gurugram: The city on Friday recorded the lowest temperature of the season at 8.8 degrees Celsius.
However, it is a sunny day, with a clear sky and a maximum temperature of 24 degrees Celsius.
Previously, the lowest temperature of the season was 9.4 degrees Celsius on November 24.
The city has recorded a minimum temperature of 10 degrees Celsius and a maximum temperature of 24 degrees Celsius on Thursday.
At present, the cold wind from the mountains covered in snow enters the city from the northwest, according to the Ministry of India Meteorology (IMD).
Cooler weather conditions are likely in the coming days, with the night temperatures down to seven degrees Celsius.
The maximum temperature can drop to 21-22 degrees Celsius in the next few days.
“The area has begun to watch cold cold winds, and the temperature will fall in the coming days,” said an IMD official.
At present, the circulation of the top air cyclone floats above Haryana.
Shallow to moderate fog and fog will win at morning hours, but the days will remain pleasant, with bright sunlight.
The visibility is good in early morning.
Meanwhile, air quality in Gurgaon remains ‘poor’ on Friday.
The temperature in temperature makes pollutants remain close to the lower level of the atmosphere, causing setbacks in air quality.
Aqi is 294 years old, up substantially from 257 on Thursday, despite the wind speed of 10 km / h on Friday.
Sector 51 monitoring station recorded the highest AQI of 310.
Meanwhile, Vikas Sadan recorded AQI 291, Teri Gram, 288, and GwalPhari, 287.
AQI was relegated from Thursday due to cloudy conditions and reducing the height of mixing layers, according to the air quality system and weather forecasting and weather forecasting and weather forecasting and weather forecasting Research (Safar).
Meanwhile, partially cloudy conditions and low mixing layers (Because of the relatively low wind speed, air quality can enter the top end of ‘very poor’ between 12 and December 14.
Air quality in neighboring Faridabad also sneaks into the ‘poor’ category on Friday from the ‘moderate’ category on Thursday on Thursday.
The city recorded AQI 291 on Friday, up from 189 days before.
At 296, Noida recorded aqi ‘poor’.
Meanwhile, Ghaziabad has ‘poor’ air with AQI 284.
Meanwhile, the air quality in Delhi sneaks into the ‘very poor’ category.
Aqi increased to 314 on Friday from 289 on Thursday.