India's Weather on February 17, 2025: Clear Skies, Extreme Cold in J&K, and Air Quality Concerns in Major Cities

Cities like Delhi and Noida face hazardous air quality levels, while Jammu and Kashmir braces for sub-zero temperatures.

Delhi records a 'Very Poor' AQI of 304, while Noida faces hazardous air quality with an AQI of 500, prompting advisories for limited outdoor activities.
Jammu and Kashmir experiences extreme cold with temperatures ranging from -26.15°C to -15.13°C, and light snow predicted over the coming days.
Mumbai and Pune see warmer conditions with clear skies and moderate AQI levels of 170 and 159, respectively, suitable for outdoor activities with precautions for sensitive groups.
Goa enjoys the best air quality among major cities with an AQI of 35 and temperatures peaking at 38.96°C, while Ahmedabad also reports fine air quality (AQI 72).
Several northern cities, including Gurugram and Chandigarh, report 'Very Poor' to 'Moderate' air quality, with temperatures generally ranging between 14°C and 30°C.