Delhi and its adjoining areas have been in the grip of 'very poor' to 'severe' pollution levels lately. The northern parts of Delhi have been recording 'severe' pollution levels while the southern parts are struggling under 'very poor' category.
Palam observatory has recorded 9.1 degrees celsius while Safdarjung recorded 7.4 degrees celsius temperature today morning. The day temperatures across Delhi and NCR were recorded between 17-degrees and 18-degrees celsius.
Due to an increase in wind speed, the pollution level has improved slightly during the last 24 hours. There is a variation in the pollution category over Delhi and NCR at different places. Chandni Chowk is experiencing 'severe' air quality while other places are experiencing 'moderate' to 'very poor' pollution levels.
During the next 24 hours, we expect a marginal fall in both night and day temperatures of Delhi and NCR. Maximums will settle around 15 degrees while minimums between 6 and 8 degrees.
During the next two to three days, wind speed would be light to moderate, hence the pollution level is expected to improve further. 'Moderate' to 'poor' category of pollution level is expected in many parts of Delhi and NCR, while some areas may see 'severe' air quality.
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