Cold winds from the northwest direction have been keeping the temperatures below normal in Delhi and NCR for the last many days now. Delhiites have been waking up to chilly mornings followed by cold nights. And in spite of bright sunshine, cool winds during the day have been keeping the winter chill intact.
According to Skymet Weather, no active Western Disturbance is expected to approach the Himalayas anytime soon. In the absence of any significant weather system, the cold north-westerlies would keep sweeping the National Capital Territory leading to below normal minimums. The maximums may also settle marginally below normal for at least the next two days.
A change in these weather conditions is anticipated February 12 or 13 onwards, wherein the wind pattern may change leading to an increase in both day and night temperatures in Delhi. In fact, minimum temperatures may settle in double digits in Delhi, bringing much relief from the cold weather.
Delhi pollution
No relief is expected from the ‘poor to very poor’ levels of pollution in Delhi and NCR as the winds are likely to remain on the milder side. In fact, in the absence of rain or strong winds, AQI is likely to get worse in some areas.
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