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After Extreme Heat And Heavy Rain This Week, Delhi Witnesses Dense Fog
Delhi experienced an unusual veil of shallow fog on Thursday morning to much bemusement of its residents. According to the IMD, shallow fog is when visibility is between 501 and 1,000 metres. The Safdarjung Observatory recorded the maximum temperature at least 10 degrees below normal on Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday due to intermittent rainfall and cloudy weather under the influence of successive western disturbances. The maximum temperature settled at 28.7 degrees Celsius on Sunday and dropped to 26.2 degrees Celsius on Monday, making it the second coldest day in the month in 13 years. Another western disturbance is likely to affect northwest India starting May 5. Under its influence, cloudy skies and sporadic rain is predicted in the capital until May 7, an IMD official said. Source: NDTV
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