Various locations across Delhi registered air quality in the ‘very poor’ and ‘severe’ category. The worst air quality was registered at Wazirpur where AQI stood at 430. Dilshad Garden area registered the best air quality and was the only location that fell in the ‘poor’ range today with AQI at 288.

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Locations with relatively high pollution levels above the city’s average include Nehru Nagar where AQI stood at 424, Vivek Vihar where AQI stood at 418, Anand Vihar where AQI stood at 417, Ashok Vihar where AQI stood at 410, Patparganj where AQI stood at 402, Okhla where AQI stood at 399, Sonia Vihar where AQI stood at 392, ITO where AQI stood at 390, Mandir Marg where AQI stood at 386and Shadipur where AQI stood at 381.

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Other locations where AQI stood in the range of 300 to 377 is below the city’s average include Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium where AQI stood at 371, Sirifort where AQI stood at 370, Moti Bagh where AQI stood at 368, Sri Aurobindo where AQI stood at 365, Major Dhyan Chand National Stadium where AQI stood at 364 and Pusa where AQI stood at 354.

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The national capital recorded a maximum temperature of 24.8 degrees Celsius according to the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD). With the peak winter season around the corner, the minimum temperature dropped to 6.8 degrees Celsius. The IMD predicted mainly clear sky with mist or shallow fog in the morning and partly cloudy sky in the evening. IMD predicted no rainfall until December 19 but the weather condition is likely to remain cloudy.