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Delhi Sees Above-Normal Temperatures as Air Quality Remains Moderate

Delhi Sees Above-Normal Temperatures as Air Quality Remains Moderate
Weather stations across Delhi log above-normal temperatures, AQI ‘moderate’ at 179 · theprint.in

Delhi was warmer than usual on Tuesday.

The city’s average air quality score was 179, which is called moderate.

The report has conflicting details about the Dwarka Sector 8 monitor: one part says it recorded 305, while another says 322 was its reading on May 25.

The station breakdown says 11 monitors showed poor air and 32 showed moderate air.

Safdarjung was the warmest listed station, reaching 36.8°C.

No rain was recorded.

Forecasters expected moderate air quality through October 9, though it could later become poor or remain moderate.

Wednesday was expected to be partly cloudy, with temperatures from 22°C to 34°C.

Key facts

Average AQI
179 — moderate
Reported Dwarka Sector 8 readings
One passage says 305; another says the station recorded 322 on May 25.
Station categories
The station breakdown reports 11 poor readings and 32 moderate readings.
Highest maximum temperature
Safdarjung: 36.8°C, 2.6°C above normal.
Rainfall
None recorded at the listed weather stations during the day.
Air-quality outlook
Likely to remain moderate through October 9; over the following six days, it may become poor or remain moderate.
Wednesday forecast
Partly cloudy; minimum 22°C and maximum 34°C.

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