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Rainfall brings relief from heat in Delhi as IMD forecasts thunderstorms, strong winds and more showers. AQI remains in the moderate range.

Delhi-NCR may see relief from rising temperatures as IMD forecasts rain, thunderstorms, and strong winds. Air quality could also improve slightly.

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

Rain in Delhi NCR brings relief from heat as IMD issues a yellow alert for thunderstorms. March sees highest rainfall in three years.

Delhi under orange alert as IMD warns of rain, thunderstorms and gusty winds up to 60 kmph; flights disrupted and residents advised caution.

Delhi’s air quality remains in the ‘poor’ category as February sees unusually warm temperatures, prompting health advisories and pollution concerns.

Delhi’s AQI climbed to 294, with several monitoring stations reporting severe readings. Authorities expand air quality tracking and enforcement measures.

Delhi recorded slightly warmer weather and shallow fog, but air quality stayed in the ‘poor’ category with AQI at 206, according to Central Pollution Control Board data.

Biting cold and poor air quality grip Delhi-NCR as AQI crosses 300, with gusty winds, dense fog and health concerns persisting across the region.

Delhi-NCR remained under the grip of a cold wave and dense fog on Tuesday, with air quality deteriorating further into the ‘poor’ category.