The air of Delhi-NCR has become poisonous! AQI crosses 487, Noida is also in trouble, breathing difficult

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Pollution in Delhi and surrounding cities has increased the problems of the people. As the cold increases, the air is also getting worse. On Friday morning, the level of pollution in many areas was so high that it may be difficult for people to breathe in the open air. According to Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) data, at 6 am the air was in very poor condition in more than 25 areas of Delhi. The highest AQI recorded at IIT Delhi was 487. At the same time, the effect of pollution was also seen in Noida and Gurugram. The Meteorological Department has said that there will be a change in the night temperature in the coming days. Let us know what is the condition of weather and pollution in Delhi-NCR today.

How will the weather be in Delhi today?

According to the Meteorological Department, the sky may remain cloudy in Delhi on Friday i.e. 13 November. Clouds may become denser by afternoon or evening. Mist and light fog will be seen at many places in the morning. Fog may be dense in some areas, which may reduce visibility on the road. Today the maximum temperature in the capital is expected to be 28 to 30 degrees and the minimum temperature is expected to be 16 to 18 degrees Celsius. During the day, wind will blow from the west at a speed of 5 to 10 kilometers per hour.

How much will the cold increase in the next days?

According to the Meteorological Department, the night temperature may increase by about 2 degrees for the next two days. No significant change in temperature is expected on November 15. After this, between 16th and 19th November the night temperature may go down by 3 to 5 degrees. This means that there are chances of increasing cold at night in the coming days.

Whereas, earlier on November 12, the maximum temperature in Delhi was recorded at 30 degrees and the minimum temperature was 16.5 degrees Celsius. The minimum temperature was 3 degrees above normal. At the same time, the humidity in the air remained between 53 to 100 percent.

How much pollution is there in which area of ​​Delhi-NCR?

According to CPCB data, Delhi’s average AQI was recorded at 403 at 6 am on Friday. IIT Delhi had the highest AQI of 487. 476 AQI was recorded in Chandni Chowk and North Campus, 468 in Pusa, 461 in NSUT Jafarpur, 456 in Punjabi Bagh and 455 on Mathura Road. Whereas, AQI was 453 in ITO, 451 in JNU, 450 in Commonwealth Sports Complex, 446 in Narela, 444 in DTU, 436 in Talkatora Garden and 433 in Aya Nagar. AQI was also recorded at 433 in Mundka, 427 in Jahangirpuri, 425 in Wazirpur, 424 in Vivek Vihar and 417 in Anand Vihar.

Apart from this, AQI was 412 in Nehru Nagar, 411 in Bawana and Rohini, 409 in Sonia Vihar, 403 in Ashok Vihar, 402 at IGI Airport, 402 in Karni Singh Shooting Range, 401 in Dilshad Garden, 401 in Badarpur, 400 in Tikri Kalyan and 399 in Burari. The lowest AQI of 161 was recorded in Delhi Cantt. Apart from Delhi, the air is bad in Noida also. AQI was 472 in Noida Sector-62 and 410 in Sector-116. 445 AQI was recorded in Gurugram’s Gwal Pahari. Whereas, AQI was 405 in Wave City of Ghaziabad, 405 in Vasundhara and 404 in Sanjay Nagar.

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