Delhi has been seeing dry weather conditions for quite some time now. It hasn't rained for a very long time and in the month of October, the national capital has seen 5 mm of rain only, otherwise month has remained dry.
There is no rain likely for the national capital but pleasant days are ahead. Minimum temperatures are continuing to settle on the lower side, with Safdarjung recording the minimum today at 15.2 degrees, which is 2 degrees below normal, while Lodhi Road saw 14.8 degrees.
Thus, a layer of mist and haze becomes normal in the morning which results in increased levels of Pollution. Therefore, it looks like very poor levels of Pollution will continue in the city. Western disturbance will arrive in the first week of November but the effect will only remain for the mountains.
As far as October is concerned, the entire 9 districts of Delhi have been either deficit or large deficit except Northwest Delhi. 9 districts.