Today’s weather and AQI 3 December 2024: Light cold and pollution wreak havoc in Delhi, know the weather update of these parts of the country including North India.

Today’s weather and AQI 3 December 2024: The harsh cold has not yet hit Delhi. But the havoc of pollution continues. The pollution level is expected to remain very bad in the coming four to five days. At present, it will remain at poor level till 5th December. According to the forecast, AQI will remain in poor condition from 3 to 5 December. After this, it may fall from bad to very bad level for the next six days.

How will be the weather of Delhi today?

According to the Meteorological Department, there will be light fog and smog in Delhi today morning. The sky will be clear in the afternoon. The maximum temperature can be 27 degrees and the minimum temperature can be 11 degrees. There will not be much change in the weather even on 4th December. The maximum temperature can be around 26 degrees and the minimum temperature can be around 12 degrees. Even between 5th to 8th December, the maximum temperature can be around 25 degrees and the minimum temperature can be around 10 to 9 degrees.

Where-how much AQI?

Chances of rain in some parts of Karnataka

Due to the impact of cyclone ‘Fangal’, rain will continue for the next two days in Bengaluru and different parts of Karnataka. IMD gave this information on Monday. Cyclone ‘Fengal’ has now weakened. It has been raining in Bengaluru since Sunday evening and IMD officials say that there is a possibility of heavy rain in coastal Karnataka and parts of South Interior Karnataka on Monday, while light to moderate rain is expected on Tuesday. Officials said rainfall is likely to reduce in these areas from Wednesday.

Chances of mercury falling in Jharkhand

Cold is expected to increase in Jharkhand from Wednesday and the Meteorological Department has predicted a drop of three to five degrees Celsius in the minimum temperature. There is fog and clouds in the state since Saturday due to the impact of cyclone ‘Fangal’. Cyclone ‘Fengal’ approached Puducherry on Saturday, causing torrential rains and waterlogging at several places in the Union Territory.
Ranchi Meteorological Center in-charge Abhishek Anand said, ‘Due to clouds and fog, there is no possibility of change in the minimum temperature till Tuesday. After this, it may drop by three to five degrees Celsius in two days.

Cold update from North India

Delhi is experiencing increasing cold in these parts of North India. Temperatures are falling in Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, Punjab, Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan. The cold has increased in the morning and evening. The Meteorological Department says that the cold may increase further next week. People are feeling cold in many cities and villages. Due to this change, people are having to remove warm clothes. The Meteorological Department said that the temperature will fall further in the next one week.