Heavy rains lashed parts of Delhi and the National Capital Region (NCR) in the early hours of Sunday. In the midst of the monsoon season, the national capital has been receiving spells of rain.
Fog shrouds parts of the national capital leading to low visibility in many areas.
As per the System of Air Quality and Weather Forecasting and Research (SAFAR), Delhi's air quality turned 'very poor' with overall air quality index (AQI) standing at 301.
Ghaziabad: Long queues of vehicles seen at Delhi-Ghaziabad border. Traffic movement between Delhi-Ghaziabad has been completely prohibited, only those rendering essential services and people holding valid passes are being allowed.
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The national capital received heavy downpour, experiencing a humid day, even as the maximum temperature settled below the normal levels.
The national capital received heavy downpour, experiencing a humid day, even as the maximum temperature settled below the normal levels.
The national capital received heavy downpour, experiencing a humid day, even as the maximum temperature settled below the normal levels.
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The weather in Delhi suddenly changed on Wednesday afternoon with the India Meteorological Department (IMD) issuing thunderstorm alert in the evening for the national capital.
A look at how dust storm and rain effected life in UP, Rajasthan, MP and Punjab
Many dead as sudden rain and dust storm strike North India. Normal life was in many places of Punjab and Haryana, including Chandigarh, were also hit by a high-velocity dust storm.
Many dead as sudden rain and dust storm strike North India. Normal life was in many places of Punjab and Haryana, including Chandigarh, were also hit by a high-velocity dust storm.
Sudden change in weather as dust storm and heavy rain lashes parts of Delhi-NCR
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The international permissible limit for PM2.5 is 25 micro grammes per cubic metre while for India, it is 60.
Formation of low pressure area over North Madhya Pradesh and adjoining areas is believed to have caused the fresh spell of rains in the Delhi-NCR region.
Swept by a heatwave, north Indian plains and several parts of central India are expected to witness a fall in temperature in the next two days due a western disturbance, which will bring thundershowers to this belt
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