In the month of January, the National capital Delhi observed good rains. However, February was poor as it only observed light rain of 2 mm on February 20. Today, Delhi recorded a minimum of 16.7 degrees Celsius which is the highest temperature of the season. Also, in the absence of rains, the day and night temperatures have been on the rise.
At present, a fresh Western Disturbance has approached Jammu and Kashmir. It is soon likely to induce a Cyclonic Circulation over Rajasthan and its adjoining areas.
In the wake of the above-mentioned weather system, we expect February to end on a rainy note. Scattered patchyrains are likely to commence in Delhitowards late-night hours today.
These on and off rainfall activities are expected to continue till the evening of February 29 with peak intensity. At the same time, the maximum temperatures are expected to drop by 3-4 degrees Celsius. This rainy spell is expected to end on March 1 following which the day temperatures will rise once again.
Another fresh spell ofrain in Delhiwith good intensity is expected between March 5 and March 7. In the presence of these weather activities, the minimums will register a rise of 2 degrees Celsius. On the other hand, maximums will observe a drop of 2 degrees Celsius.
Talking about the current AQI status, Delhi pollution has improved in the wake of moderate easterly winds in the last 24 hours. Also, in the wake of rain and moderate winds, we expect the pollution level to improve tomorrow onwards.
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