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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 faces unusual weather with rising temperatures, dense morning fog and hazardous air pollution levels. Several areas record AQI in very poor and severe categories.

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’s air quality remained in the ‘poor’ category on Wednesday, with Anand Vihar slipping to ‘very poor’ at an AQI of 342, CPCB data showed.

The national capital witnessed light showers and gusty winds on Wednesday morning even as air quality continued to remain in the ‘poor’ range.

Air pollution levels in Delhi show a marginal improvement with the overall AQI dropping to 226 but several areas remain in the poor category while shallow fog affects visibility and morning commutes.

Dense fog covered Delhi-NCR on Monday, reducing visibility below 50 metres and causing travel delays, while air quality remained in the moderate to poor range.

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

Delhi-NCR records a slight improvement in air quality after rainfall, though AQI levels remain poor to very poor across several areas.

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