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Delhi Air Quality Hits 4-Year January Cleanest
26 Jan
Summary
- Delhi's air quality reached its cleanest January levels in four years.
- AQI improved to 'moderate' from 'poor' due to strong northwesterly winds.
- Air quality is predicted to dip to 'poor' again early next week.

Delhi recorded its cleanest January air in four years on Sunday, with the 24-hour average Air Quality Index (AQI) reaching 153, categorized as 'moderate.' This significant improvement is attributed to strong northwesterly winds blowing from the snow-capped Himalayas.
The Air Quality Early Warning System forecasts a temporary dip to 'poor' AQI on Monday and Tuesday, with levels expected to fluctuate between 'moderate' and 'poor' through early February. A yellow alert has been issued for Tuesday, anticipating light rain and winds up to 40 km/hr.



