Delhi, Noida, and Kolkata Face Severe Air Quality While Weather Extremes Persist Across India

Hazardous AQI levels in Noida and very poor air quality in Delhi and Kolkata prompt health advisories, as regions experience contrasting weather conditions from extreme cold in Jammu and Kashmir to high temperatures in northern and western cities.

• Noida reports 'hazardous' air quality with an AQI of 500, leading to strong advisories to avoid outdoor activities and use protective measures like masks.
• Delhi's AQI stands at 395, categorized as 'very poor,' with recommendations for children and individuals with respiratory conditions to remain indoors.
• Kolkata also experiences 'very poor' air quality with an AQI of 322, posing significant health risks for vulnerable groups.
• Jammu and Kashmir records extreme cold, with temperatures ranging from -27.17°C to -7.02°C, while northern and western cities like Punjab and Ahmedabad see high temperatures exceeding 35°C.
• Bangalore and Hyderabad enjoy 'satisfactory' air quality, contrasting with the severe pollution levels in other major cities.

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