New Delhi: Capital tends to witness the busyness of rainy days towards the end of this month.
The ‘orange’ warning, indicates a medium shower until it is heavy together with strong winds and the puddle produced, has been sounded for Tuesday.
The bathroom will weaken from Wednesday.
Light rain spells and drizzle tend to continue until Saturday, the official said.
Safdarjung, Met Station of the City Pangkalan, has received 280.9mm rainfall so far this July, which is far above the normal sign of 210.6mm monthly.
And after this week, Safdarjung can easily cross the 300mm sign, official addition.
Expect moisture to stay high for the next few days of drizzle in some parts of Delhi on Monday, with Safdarjung recording rainfall ‘trail’ between 8:30 a.m.
and 17:30.
Lodhi Road and Ridge Station recorded rainfall ‘trail’ during the same period, while Najafgarh and Narela recording 8 and 2mm rainfall.
Meet officials said that moderate rainfall was estimated on Monday, most of the activities would take place early on Tuesday.
Even though the cloudy sky, Delhi recorded a high moisture rate – oscillating between 70 and 87%, respectively.
“With high water content in the air, the moisture level will remain high for the next few days.
However, the wind on Tuesday will have a cooling effect,” said an official met.
The maximum temperature, recorded at 33.1 ° C on Monday, is expected to drop to 30 ° C on Tuesday, said IMD.
Air quality recorded at 86 on Monday, which falls in the ‘satisfying’ category.
Safar, forecasting under the Ministry of Earth Sciences, said rainfall activities in the next few days will have a positive impact on air quality.
“The overall air quality is on the side of the ‘satisfying’ category as a forecast.
The rainfall activity in Delhi is likely to increase in the next two days.
Increasing rainfall activities will influence AQI positively through the washing process and ‘satisfying’ for ‘good’ aqi Predicted in the next three days, “Safar said.