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Delhi AQI

Delhi’s air quality remained moderate on Monday, with several areas recording poor AQI amid weak winds and no rain.

The monsoon has withdrawn from Delhi-NCR, with the IMD forecasting dry, sunny weather and cooler mornings and evenings through October 5.

Delhi is likely to remain dry through the week, with clear skies, warm days and slightly cooler nights, the IMD forecasts.

Delhi-NCR is likely to turn dry from Wednesday as rain eases, with the IMD forecasting mainly clear skies and temperatures up to 33°C.

Delhi-NCR woke to cooler conditions after rain, with the IMD forecasting isolated showers, thunderstorms and lightning on Tuesday.

Delhi’s minimum temperature fell to 21°C after overnight rain, while the city’s AQI remained in the satisfactory category.

IMD forecasts rain and thunderstorms in Delhi-NCR over the next two to three days, with a yellow alert issued for Saturday.

Delhi-NCR is likely to remain hot and humid with mainly clear skies on September 23 and 24, while rain may return later in the week.

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 may receive more rain, thunderstorms and gusty winds over the next 24 hours, with the IMD warning of isolated heavy showers.