New Delhi: Delhi’s part records light light on Monday.
Even though the shower is expected throughout the week, rainfall activities are likely to be taken only from Thursday.
Meanwhile, Delhi’s air quality deteriorates from “satisfying” on Sunday for “moderate” on Monday.
According to the Meteorology Department of India (IMD), Safdarjung, the city base station, receives light rain – 6.2mm – between 8:30 a.m.
and 8:30.
Some other stations, including Lodhi Road, Pitampura and Pusia, recording very light rain.
The meeting department has predicted light rain on Tuesday and the rain is very light on Wednesday.
“However, rainfall activities are likely to increase from Thursday and the ‘Yellow’ warning is in place from Thursday to Sunday.
Light rain until it is being predicted on Thursday while bathing moderate possibilities on Friday and Saturday.
Light rain is expected on Sunday,” said An official.
According to IMD, warning “green” means no warning, yellow means conscious, “orange” means prepared and “red” warning means maximum vigil.
The maximum temperature is recorded at 36.2 degrees Celsius, two degrees above normal, while the minimum is resolved at 27.4 degrees Celsius, two notches above normal.
The moisture is relatively oscillating between 92% and 57%.
Forecasts say the maximum temperature can dip 31-32 degrees Celsius during the weekend.
Safdarjung is currently placed in the excess category because it has received 232mm rainfall in September after two heavy shower in the first two days.
The normal sign for the whole month is 125.1mm.
On September 2020, Safdarjung recorded a deficit of 84% because he had just received 20.9mm rainfall.
Meanwhile, the overall air quality index (AQI) was recorded at 122 on Monday compared to 88 on Sunday.
Air quality system and weather forecasting and research (Safar), a fortune teller body below the Ministry of Earth, said, “Aqi Delhi is in the ‘moderate’ category with PM10 main pollutants as expected by stagnant conditions of anti-cycle conditions – combining wind conditions From the southwest and east side of Delhi.
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