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Delhi AQI Worsens To ‘Poor’ After Four Days; IMD Issues Yellow Alert For Rain, Thunderstorms
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What Happened?
Delhi-NCR is under a yellow alert for rain and thunderstorms as the air quality index (AQI) has dropped to 'poor'. The IMD forecasts possible hailstorms on October 29 and 30.
Key points
- The IMD has issued a yellow alert for rain, thunderstorms, and strong winds in Delhi-NCR.
- Delhi's AQI reached 229, indicating 'poor' air quality, up from 197 the previous day.
- Rain and thunderstorms are expected to continue into Friday, with possible hailstorms.
- Wind speeds may reach 40-50 kmph in the morning, easing to 30-40 kmph later.
- Delhi's maximum temperature is forecasted to be 27 degrees Celsius, with a minimum of 17 degrees.
Key insights
- Residents should prepare for potential disruptions due to severe weather conditions.
- The increase in AQI may lead to health advisories for vulnerable populations.
- Continued poor air quality could strain local health services.
Why it matters
The worsening air quality and severe weather conditions could impact residents' health and daily activities.
Source
Times Now
