New Delhi: People of Delhi, on Tuesday the weather suddenly took such a turn that people remembered light jackets or shawls. The guard of clouds on the sky was so tight that the Sun God remained on leave for the whole day. The result was that Tuesday was the day of this season. coldest day And the maximum temperature dropped to 26 degrees.
Why did this ‘upside-down’ happen in the weather?
Now you might be thinking that the day has become cold, but why is it not that cold at night? Actually, this whole ‘Ulti-Pulti’ game has been played by the clouds.
- Why is it cold during the day: The clouds did not allow the sun’s heat to reach the ground during the day, due to which the day temperature dropped 4.6 degrees below normal.
- Why is the night hot: The same clouds prevented the earth’s heat from going out into space at night, due to which the night temperature remained 3.9 degrees above normal i.e. 20 degrees.
Delhi’s maximum temperature on Tuesday 26.4 degrees was recorded, which is the lowest so far this season.
What will happen next now?
According to the Meteorological Department, the weather will change again from Wednesday:
- The day will be hot: There will be dense clouds in the morning on Wednesday, but by afternoon the sky will clear and the sun will come out, due to which the day temperature will rise again.
- The night will be cold: Due to the clear sky, the earth’s heat will easily escape at night, due to which the minimum temperature will drop and the feeling of cold will increase.
Along with the weather, the air also became clear, pollution reduced
For the people of Delhi, along with the weather, the wind has also taken a slight turn, and this is a good news. Delhi’s pollution level improved on Tuesday after being in ‘very poor’ category for two days. ‘bad’ Got into the category. The biggest reason for this is the increase in wind speed, which did not allow the pollution particles to survive.
- AQI of Delhi: Average AQI of Delhi on Tuesday 294 Remained.
- Condition of NCR: The air in Faridabad (167) and Gurugram (177) was ‘moderate’, while pollution in Ghaziabad (238), Greater Noida (296) and Noida (290) was recorded in the ‘poor’ category.
It is expected that the air quality will remain at this level for the next two days, which will provide some relief to the people of Delhi from the poisonous air.
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