New Delhi, August 17: The weather in Delhi-NCR is expected to remain pleasant over the next week. According to the local forecast from the Meteorological Department, cloud cover will persist from August 17 to 22, with light to moderate rainfall anticipated on various days. Notably, the maximum temperature is projected to hover around 33 to 34 degrees Celsius, while the minimum temperature is expected to range between 23 to 25 degrees Celsius.
With minimal temperature fluctuations, residents can look forward to relief from the oppressive heat. The Meteorological Department has not issued any warnings for this period. On August 17, the maximum temperature is forecasted to be 34 degrees Celsius, with a minimum of 25 degrees Celsius. Generally, the day will be cloudy, with light rain or drizzles possible.
On August 18, the maximum temperature may remain at 34 degrees, with a minimum of 24 degrees Celsius. The sky is likely to be mostly cloudy, with light rain expected. A slight drop in temperature may occur on August 19, with maximum temperatures around 33 degrees and minimums at 24 degrees Celsius. Moderate rainfall is likely on this day as well.
The forecast for August 20 also indicates a maximum of 33 degrees and a minimum of 24 degrees Celsius, with continued cloudiness and moderate rain. On August 21, temperatures are expected to reach a maximum of 34 degrees and a minimum of 23 degrees Celsius, with light rain possible. Finally, on August 22, the maximum temperature may again be around 33 degrees, with a minimum of 23 degrees Celsius, accompanied by cloud cover and light rain.
The persistent cloud cover and intermittent light to moderate rain will likely prevent significant increases in daytime temperatures, offering respite from the humid heat of August for Delhi-NCR residents. However, increased humidity may lead to discomfort after the rain subsides. The change in weather is expected to create a more pleasant atmosphere during the mornings and evenings.
Air quality data from various areas in Delhi-NCR shows significant variation. In Anand Vihar, the Air Quality Index (AQI) was recorded at 335, falling in the red category. Bawana reported an AQI of 240, while Chandni Chowk and Alipur recorded 131 and 117, respectively. Ashok Vihar had an AQI of 108. Conversely, some areas exhibited relatively better air quality, with Aya Nagar at 88, Burari Crossing at 94, the Cantonment Area at 76, and the Commonwealth Sports Complex at 86, indicating AQI levels in the green to yellow category.
Monitoring stations in Ghaziabad also showed variations in air quality across different areas. Govindpuram recorded an AQI of 69 and Indirapuram 63, indicating better conditions. In contrast, Loni reported an AQI of 164, Sanjay Nagar 111, Vasundhara 128, and Ved Vihar-Loni 112.
The Meteorological Department’s forecast suggests that residents of Delhi-NCR can expect relief from the heat over the coming days. With temperatures between 33-34 degrees, cloud cover, and light to moderate rainfall from August 17 to 22, the weather is likely to remain pleasant. Currently, no warnings have been issued for any day.
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