Delhi Weather Updates: The weather may change once again on 14th February. This day is Valentine’s Day. The weather department has predicted rain. The sky is expected to remain cloudy since morning. There may be sporadic rain in Delhi during the day or evening. However, there is no possibility of rain on the next day i.e. 15th February.
People in Delhi have started getting relief from cold. At the same time, fog is also less visible on the roads. According to the Meteorological Department, the minimum temperature of Delhi today is expected to be 7 degrees Celsius and the maximum temperature is expected to be 25 degrees Celsius. The sky will be clear and there is a possibility of sunshine during the day. In the morning the winds were blowing at a speed of 10 km per hour.
According to the Meteorological Department, a gradual increase in temperature may be seen in the next two days. An increase of one to two degrees Celsius may be recorded in the maximum temperature. Tomorrow i.e. Monday, the minimum temperature of Delhi is expected to be 8 degrees Celsius and the maximum temperature is expected to be 25 degrees Celsius.
The weather may take a turn on 14th February
The weather may change once again on 14th February. This day is Valentine’s Day. The weather department has predicted rain. The sky is expected to remain cloudy since morning. There may be sporadic rain in Delhi during the day or evening. However, there is no possibility of rain on the next day i.e. 15th February. After February 15, the temperature will start increasing gradually. Even today, air quality was recorded in poor category in many areas of Delhi. AQI 202 was recorded in Alipur, 173 in Anand Lok, 213 in Ashok Vihar, 201 in Delhi Cantt and AQI 183 in Dwarka sector.
Delhi’s air registered in poor category
The minimum temperature of Delhi was recorded at 5.2 degrees Celsius on Saturday. The humidity at 8:30 in the morning was 97 percent. Once again Delhi’s air quality was recorded in the poor category. The city’s air AQI was recorded at 238 at 9 am, which means Delhi’s air is in the poor category. If AQI is between zero and 50, it means that the air quality is good.
