Noida: With Monsoon continue, September has become a good month for air quality in the region.
Since the beginning of the month, the air quality index (AQI) remains less than 100 and in the good category to satisfy in Gautam Budh Nagar.
There was only one day in a moderate AQI on September 6 in Noida and two days on September 6 and 7 at Greater Noida.
There are four days of ‘good’ air quality in Greater Noida this month and one in Noida.
Not including one day, the AQI value remains under 100 throughout this month.
Great pollutants in most days in twin cities are PM10, which is usually due to vehicle emissions and dust from construction.
“There are only a few months during the rainy season throughout the year when air quality remains so good.
It is interesting that while all activities that can add local pollution remains as usual, the level of pollution is still low.
We are working on how pollution can be examined even during the month Another month when local polluting sources remain the same, “said Praveen Kumar, regional officers, UPPCB Noida.
Meanwhile, even as a mild rainfall to being seen throughout Thursday, more rain is estimated in the area for Friday.
According to the Indian Meteorology Department (IMD), intense rainfall is predicted to Thursday throughout Uttar Pradesh, which will begin to reduce Friday and so on.
However, Gautam Budh Nagar, saw a light shower during the day while it remained cloudy all day.
The fresh spell of heavy rainfall is likely to come from September 18, according to IMD.
In GB Nagar, the maximum temperature on Thursday is around 28 degrees Celsius, about six degrees below the normal and the minimum is around 25 degrees.
The district records 2mm rainfall and relative humidity of 87% to night.
The sky is cloudy with rain and the goal is expected for next week.
Because rainfall is spread, there is no large traffic or waterlogging complaints are reported except in several Delta 2 bags in Greater Noida.