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Delhi sees wettest January in four years with increased chill
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Rainfall on Tuesday made January the wettest in Delhi in four years, with a total of 25 mm recorded. However, it failed to improve air quality, pushing the AQI to 336. The IMD forecasts temperature fluctuations and light rain on February 1.
Delhi's Air Quality Index (AQI) dropped to 184 in the moderate category on Saturday following Friday's rain and strong winds. This marks the first such improvement in over three months. Experts predict the respite will be short-lived.
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Kenya's Meteorological Department has issued a weather forecast from January 17 to 21, predicting occasional afternoon showers in Nairobi and other areas while much of the country remains hot and dry. Strong winds are also expected in several regions. Residents are advised to prepare for these changes.