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Delhi-NCR is expected to experience mainly dry weather on Monday, with clear to partly cloudy skies and temperatures reaching up to 36°C.

Delhi-NCR is likely to see cloudy skies, light rain and thunderstorms on Thursday, while Delhi’s air quality remains very poor.

Delhi-NCR is expected to face severe heatwave conditions till May 23, with the IMD warning of temperatures reaching up to 45 degrees Celsius.

Delhi NCR sees rain, thunderstorms and gusty winds, bringing temperature relief and improved AQI, with gradual warming expected later this week.

Delhi sees relief from heatwave as temperatures drop below normal after rain. IMD forecasts partly cloudy skies with moderate air quality across the city.

Delhi-NCR reels under rising heat as temperatures cross 40°C, with a yellow alert issued by India Meteorological Department and air quality worsening.

Delhi’s air quality stayed in the ‘poor’ category for the fifth day, with Anand Vihar recording very poor AQI levels as pollution concerns persist.

Delhi records ‘poor’ air quality with AQI at 271; IMD predicts light rainfall, thunderstorms, and gusty winds over the coming days.

Delhi-NCR faces rain and thunderstorms under an IMD yellow alert as air quality deteriorates to the poor category across the capital.

Delhi air quality stays ‘very poor’ at AQI 377 amid fog and cold wave; authorities monitor pollution.