Delhi Braces for Rising Temperatures This Week
Delhi to feel the heat as temp expected to rise this week
Hindustan Times
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Delhi is set to experience a significant temperature rise this week, with maximums expected to reach 40°C by April 15 and 41°C by April 17. The India Meteorological Department predicts a gradual increase of 4-5°C in maximum temperatures over the next seven days, impacting local air quality as well.
- 01Maximum temperatures in Delhi could reach 40°C by April 15.
- 02Temperatures are expected to rise by 4-5°C over the next week.
- 03Delhi's air quality has worsened to the 'moderate' category.
- 04No active western disturbances are expected to provide relief.
- 05The minimum temperature is forecasted to rise to around 25°C by April 16.
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Delhi experienced a sunny Sunday with a maximum temperature of 34.7°C, slightly below normal. However, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) forecasts a sharp increase in temperatures, predicting highs of 40°C by April 15 and 41°C by April 17. A gradual rise of 4-5°C in maximum temperatures is expected over the next week, with day temperatures ranging between 36-38°C on Monday. This contrasts with last year's heatwave, which saw temperatures exceeding 40°C. The minimum temperature on Sunday was recorded at 20.2°C, and it is expected to rise to around 25°C by April 16. Meanwhile, Delhi's air quality has deteriorated to the 'moderate' category, with an average Air Quality Index (AQI) of 163 on Sunday, and is predicted to fluctuate between 'moderate' and 'poor' in the coming days.
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The rising temperatures may lead to increased discomfort for residents and could exacerbate air quality issues, affecting health and daily activities.
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