Delhi, the vibrant capital of India, woke up to a chilly morning on the 16th of January, with the temperature recorded at 0530 hrs IST revealing interesting trends across different regions. The Safdarjung area registered a temperature of 4.8°C with a 24-hour tendency of -2.4°C, while Palam experienced a slightly milder start at 7.2°C, maintaining a stable 24-hour tendency at +0.0°C.
Safdarjung, known for its weather observatory, depicted a noticeable drop in temperature over the past 24 hours. The mercury stood at 4.8°C, showcasing a 2.4°C decrease from the previous day. This significant dip indicates a colder morning compared to the preceding period, bringing a brisk start to the day for the residents in this part of Delhi.
“On the other hand, Palam, another key location in the city, recorded a temperature of 7.2°C at 0530 hrs IST. The 24-hour tendency at Palam remained neutral, showing no significant change from the previous day. This suggests a relatively consistent weather pattern in this region, with residents experiencing a stable temperature trend over the past 24 hours”.
The variations in temperature trends between Safdarjung and Palam highlight the diverse climate experienced within the city of Delhi. Microclimates, influenced by geographical factors and local conditions, contribute to these fluctuations, making Delhi a fascinating study in meteorological dynamics.
“As Delhiites navigate through the winter season, understanding these temperature trends becomes crucial for planning daily activities and adapting to the weather conditions. The data from Safdarjung and Palam not only provide valuable insights into the current temperature but also offer a glimpse into the city’s climatic variations”.
