India's Weather Update: Rising Temperatures and Air Quality Concerns

Cities across India see warming trends, with varying air quality levels ranging from satisfactory to hazardous.

Mumbai's temperatures have risen significantly, reaching a high of 37.2°C last week, with forecasts predicting continued warmth in the coming days.
The Air Quality Index (AQI) in Kolkata has reached hazardous levels at 500, prompting advisories to limit outdoor activities and use protective measures.
Delhi and several other cities, including Hyderabad and Ranchi, report moderate AQI levels, with vulnerable groups advised to reduce prolonged outdoor exposure.
Jammu and Kashmir experience extreme cold, with minimum temperatures dropping to -27.38°C and forecasts indicating continued sub-zero conditions.
Clear skies dominate weather patterns in most cities, but regions like Chennai and Uttarakhand anticipate scattered clouds and light rain later in the week.