India's Weather and Air Quality Show Stark Regional Contrasts on March 19

From extreme cold in Jammu and Kashmir to soaring temperatures in Kolkata, Indian cities experience diverse conditions, with air quality ranging from good to poor.

• Jammu and Kashmir faces extreme cold with temperatures as low as -20.04°C, accompanied by snowfall, while Kolkata records a high of 37.35°C.
• Air quality varies widely: Kolkata and Noida report poor AQI levels at 295 and 201, respectively, while Bangalore and Ahmedabad enjoy good AQI levels of 74 and 91.
• Delhi experiences moderate air quality (AQI 176) with temperatures between 17.05°C and 33.97°C, prompting health advisories for vulnerable groups.
• Mumbai, Pune, and Gurugram report moderate AQI levels, with temperatures ranging from 24.99°C to 36.99°C across these cities.
• Public health advisories emphasize precautions for sensitive groups in cities with poor to moderate air quality, urging limited outdoor activity for children and individuals with respiratory conditions.

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