IMD Reports Varied Weather and Air Quality Across Indian Cities

Indian cities experience diverse weather conditions, with temperatures ranging from extreme cold to warm, and air quality levels varying from hazardous to clear.

Jammu and Kashmir reports extreme cold with temperatures as low as -28.41°C, while the air quality index (AQI) remains at a safe level of 0.
Patna records hazardous air quality with an AQI of 500, prompting strong advisories against outdoor activities despite clear skies and temperatures ranging between 12.96°C and 25.82°C.
Noida and Haryana face poor air quality with AQI levels of 318 and 289 respectively, urging caution for sensitive groups, though temperatures remain moderate.
Chennai experiences light rain and warm temperatures around 22.96°C to 25.38°C, with an AQI of 88 indicating fine air quality.
Uttarakhand observes cloudy skies with temperatures between 4.2°C and 17.13°C, and an AQI of 0, signaling clean air conditions.