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Uttar Pradesh, Mumbai among other states to receive rainfall today, check IMD prediction for other states

Uttar Pradesh, Mumbai among other states to receive rainfall today, check IMD prediction for other states
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At 23 8 degrees, Delhi s Safdarjung records lowest maximum temperature since 1951

At 23.8 degrees, Delhi s Safdarjung records lowest maximum temperature since 1951 ANI | Updated: May 19, 2021 23:38 IST New Delhi [India], May 19 (ANI): A maximum temperature of 23.8 degrees was recorded in Delhi s Safdarjung area on Wednesday, the lowest maximum temperature since 1951. As per official data, the last lowest maximum temperature of 24.8 degrees was recorded on May 13, 1982. During the months of peak summer in the national capital, the metropolitan city is witnessing a continuous downpour, bringing the mercury down to 23 degrees Celsius. The rainfall, which is said to be triggered by the Cyclone Tauktae, has been recorded as much as 60 mm in Safdarjung within 12 hours from 8.30 am till 8.30 pm, according to India Meteorological Department (IMD).

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Delhi-NCR: Dust storm again, expect a calmer day | Noida News

A view of dusty and windy weather in New Delhi. (File photo) NEW DELHI: For the third consecutive day, dusty and gusty winds swept the capital on Thursday. Weatherman said that strong dust-raising winds continue to sweep over Delhi-NCR due to the pressure gradient between Haryana and Gujarat and the presence of a cyclonic circulation over North Rajasthan and neighbouring Pakistan on Tuesday. Gusty winds of 40- 50 kmph were recorded on Thursday, with PM10 as the lead pollutant due to the transportation of dust. Met officials said that wind speed would start decreasing from Friday. Kuldeep Srivastava, scientist at India Meteorological Department, and head, Regional Weather Forecasting Centre, said, “Pressure gradient is the force that moves air from an area of high pressure to an area of low pressure. If the pressure gradient is strong, the wind speed is high and vice versa.”

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Delhi temperature in March: This March was Delhi s warmest in 11 years | Delhi News

A month after recording its second-warmest February in 120 years, the capital endured its warmest March since 2010. The mean maximum temperature was

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Parts of NCR likely to receive rain, thunderstorm today | Delhi News

Parts of NCR likely to receive rain, thunderstorm today | Delhi News
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