Delhi and Gurugram Face Hazardous AQI Levels of 500 as Weather Varies Across Indian Cities

Air quality in several Indian cities ranges from moderate to hazardous, with Delhi and Gurugram recording the worst levels; weather conditions remain diverse nationwide.

• Delhi and Gurugram recorded an AQI of 500, classified as hazardous, prompting warnings to avoid outdoor activities and use air purifiers and masks.
• Chennai experienced moderate air quality with an AQI of 158, alongside overcast skies and temperatures ranging from 23.5°C to 26.46°C.
• Mumbai and Ahmedabad saw moderate AQI levels at 195 and 173, respectively, with clear or partly cloudy skies and warm temperatures around 25°C.
• Ranchi and Hyderabad reported poor air quality with AQI levels of 267 and 215, urging caution for vulnerable populations, including those with respiratory conditions.
• Jammu and Kashmir faced extreme cold with temperatures as low as -17.05°C, while other cities, including Bengaluru and Pune, reported moderate weather and air quality conditions.

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