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Delhi pollution

Delhi-NCR may see isolated rain and thunderstorms on Thursday, while the IMD has issued no heavy rain warning for the capital.

The monsoon has withdrawn from Delhi-NCR, with the IMD forecasting dry, sunny weather and cooler mornings and evenings through October 5.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

Rain and gusty winds are set to continue across Delhi-NCR till June 4, keeping temperatures below 40°C and helping the capital record its cleanest air in over seven months.

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

Delhi’s air quality stays ‘very poor’ at AQI 358, with cold wave conditions and severe pollution in several areas.

Delhi recorded severe smog on Saturday, with the AQI rising to 333 in the ‘very poor’ category, slightly higher than Friday.

Delhi woke to a blanket of haze on Sunday, with the average AQI touching 270 at 6 AM, according to CPCB data.

CJI Surya Kant highlights Delhi’s severe pollution, prompting lawyers to request virtual hearings for safety.