New Delhi: With 88.2mm rainfall until 8:30 a.m.
on January 23, this has become an arranged January for Delhi in 122 years.
The Meteorology Department of India (IMD) on Sunday said Safdarjung has received the highest rainfall of January since 1901, the year since when the rainfall records are maintained for the City Base Weather Station.
It broke the recording of all the previous time in 1989 when 79.7mm rainfall was accepted.
Palam, too, broke the record of all time by recording 110mm rainfall until Sunday, which doubled the previous 55mm record in 1973.
IMD maintained a note for the Palam from 1950.
Meanwhile, Ridge and Aya Nagar so far recorded 96.7mm, 86.2mm and 93.7mm rainfall, respectively, this month.
Safdarjung received 19.7mm rainfall for 24 hours to 8:30 a.m.
on Sunday.
It recorded 4.9mm rainfall on Saturdays and 63mm from January 7 to 9.
Cumulative rainfall data for January this year stood at 88.2mm rainfall, while the normal rainfall sign for this month was only 21.7mm.
“Because of the two active Western disorders, Delhi accepts the excess rain this January,” said RK Jenamani, a senior scientist at the IMD.
The meeting department said Rain was not possible from January 24 to 29.
The maximum temperature was recorded at 14.9 degrees Celsius, six degrees below normal.
However, the minimum temperature remains on the higher side as the night temperature is resolved at 10.5 degrees Celsius, three degrees above normal.
Because the minimum temperature is likely to be dipped below 10 degrees Celsius, the IMD has predicted cold day conditions in several places on Monday.
These forecasts say the maximum and minimum temperatures tend to be around 16 and 7 degrees Celsius, on Monday along with moderate fog in the morning.
“The night temperature is expected to fall from Monday.
Cold day conditions are predicted to Monday and Tuesday,” said Jenamani.
Rain also helped improve Delhi air quality by washing pollutants.
Overall the air quality index (AQI) is 202 in the “poor” category on Sunday to fight 316 in the “very poor” category on Saturday.
Air quality systems and weather forecasting and research say, “AQI increased significantly due to wet deposition of material particles by rain.
Dust storm originating from the Guuk area to Gujarat Beach and Maharashtra parts.
However, it is impossible to affect Delhi’s air quality because The influence that applies western disorders and drizzle / rain.
From January 24, dry weather conditions tend to win, some are balanced with moderate ventilation, resulting in accumulation of gradual pollutants.
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January Delhi who was arrested in 121 years: IMD
