Air Quality in Indian Cities Raises Health Concerns as Weather Patterns Vary
Major Indian cities report poor to hazardous air quality levels, with varying weather conditions forecasted by the IMD over the coming days.
- Mumbai records an AQI of 211, categorized as poor, with temperatures ranging from 22.99°C to 26.92°C and cloudy skies expected throughout the day.
- Noida faces the most severe air quality with an AQI of 500, deemed hazardous, prompting strong health advisories for all residents to limit outdoor activities.
- Chennai's AQI stands at 178, categorized as moderate, with overcast skies and temperatures between 23.26°C and 26.78°C forecasted for January 9, 2025.
- Kolkata experiences very poor air quality with an AQI of 367, alongside clear skies and temperatures ranging from 11.97°C to 25.53°C.
- Cities like Chandigarh and Gurugram also report poor AQI levels, with forecasts indicating a mix of cloudy and clear skies in the coming days.
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