Fog Makes a Comeback in Delhi-NCR Following Rainfall
Parts of Delhi-NCR witnessed a resurgence of fog on Saturday morning, a phenomenon attributed to recent rainfall in the region. This weather shift led to a noticeable dip in temperatures, creating chilly conditions for residents.
Temperature Plummets Below Normal Levels
The city awoke to a foggy morning, with the minimum temperature recorded at 13 degrees Celsius. This reading is 3.5 degrees below the normal for this time of year, as chilly winds swept across Delhi, intensifying the cold feel.
Air Quality Remains in Satisfactory Range
At 8 am, the Air Quality Index (AQI) was measured at 94, placing it firmly within the satisfactory category. This indicates relatively clean air conditions despite the foggy weather, offering some relief from pollution concerns.
Rainfall Impact on Weather Patterns
The recent spell of rain over the past three days has significantly altered weather conditions in the capital. Delhi recorded 16.2 mm of rainfall until March 20, contributing to the increased humidity and subsequent fog formation. This precipitation has played a key role in the current atmospheric changes.
The combination of fog, lower temperatures, and satisfactory air quality marks a distinct weather phase for Delhi-NCR, affecting daily commutes and outdoor activities. Residents are advised to exercise caution while traveling due to reduced visibility and to dress warmly to combat the chill.
