Brief
Delhi to stay dry this week as IMD forecasts clear skies
IMD predicts clear skies and moderate AQI across Delhi for the week of Oct 19‑24.
By Felo News Desk · Published
Delhi will experience clear skies with no rain expected from Monday, Oct 19, through the weekend, according to the India Meteorological Department (IMD).
What happened
The IMD forecast for Monday lists a minimum temperature of 18 °C and a maximum of 31‑33 °C. The department extends the rain‑free outlook to Oct 20‑24, describing each day as “mainly clear sky.” Daily high temperatures are projected to rise gradually, reaching 33‑35 °C on Oct 24, while lows stay between 18‑21 °C.
What the reports add
Times Now Digital notes that the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) recorded moderate air‑quality levels at 5 AM on Monday. Specific AQI readings include Anand Vihar (116), Ashok Vihar (109), Aya Nagar (131), Chandni Chowk (210 – poor), IGI Airport T3 (152), IIT Delhi (166), Jawaharlian Stadium (188), JNU (125), Narela (155) and Vivek Vihar (195).
What was said
The article attributes the weather outlook to the IMD’s official forecast, quoting the department’s wording “Mainly clear sky.” No additional statements from officials or experts are provided.
How it came about
Earlier this month, the IMD issued a heavy‑rain alert for Delhi on Oct 12, warning of thunderstorms and strong winds. The current clear‑sky forecast marks a shift from that earlier warning, indicating a dry spell following the earlier alert.
Key facts
- No rain is forecast in Delhi from Oct 19 to Oct 24. (timesnownews.com)
- Monday's temperature range is 18 °C minimum to 31‑33 °C maximum. (timesnownews.com)
- AQI across Delhi remained in the moderate category on Monday morning. (timesnownews.com)
- Chandni Chowk recorded a poor AQI of 210. (timesnownews.com)
Sources
- [1] timesnownews.com — originally reported as “Delhi Weather Update: No Rain Expected This Week, Check AQI Across Key Areas”
