Delhi sees rise in minimum temp amid partly cloudy sky

New Delhi Feb 23 PTI Delhis minimum temperature rose to 15 degrees Celsius four notches above normal on Wednesday amid partly cloudy skies This is the second-highest minimum temperature this season Earlier on January8 Delhi had recorded a minimum temperature of 152 degrees Celsius From November 5 onwards the minimum temperatures remained below 15 degrees Celsius mostly in single digits The maximum temperature at the Safdarjung Observatory considered the official marker for the city settled at 248 degrees Celsius normal for this time of the year Surface winds gusting up to 30 kilometers per hour prevailed in the national capital under the influence of a Western Disturbance which has led to heavy rain and snowfall in the hilly region Partly cloudy sky is predicted in Delhi over the next 2-3 days The capitals air quality index which had dropped to poor levels 24-hour AQI 252 on Tuesday improved slightly to 211 on Wednesday due to strong winds PTI GVS CK

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February 23, 2022

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New Delhi Feb 23 PTI Delhis minimum temperature rose to 15 degrees Celsius four notches above normal on Wednesday amid partly cloudy skies This is the second-highest minimum temperature this season Earlier on January8 Delhi had recorded a minimum temperature of 152 degrees Celsius From November 5 onwards the minimum temperatures remained below 15 degrees Celsius mostly in single digits The maximum temperature at the Safdarjung Observatory considered the official marker for the city settled at 248 degrees Celsius normal for this time of the year Surface winds gusting up to 30 kilometers per hour prevailed in the national capital under the influence of a Western Disturbance which has led to heavy rain and snowfall in the hilly region Partly cloudy sky is predicted in Delhi over the next 2-3 days The capitals air quality index which had dropped to poor levels 24-hour AQI 252 on Tuesday improved slightly to 211 on Wednesday due to strong winds PTI GVS CK

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