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Home / Delhi / Chill Sets In Capital Sees Seasons Coldest Morning

Chill sets in, Capital sees season’s coldest morning

Min temp dips to 18.1°C, air quality turns ‘very poor’
Tribune News Service
New Delhi, Updated At : 04:45 AM Oct 17, 2025 IST
Fishermen row their boat in the Yamuna amid low visibility on a hazy morning in New Delhi. PTI

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Delhi recorded its coldest morning of the season on Thursday so far, with minimum temperature dropping to 18.1°C. With a dip in temperature, the air quality also worsened. Six monitoring stations in the city reported ‘very poor’ air quality levels.

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This marks a notable shift from earlier this week, when Delhi’s temperature first fell below 20°C on Friday, signaling the onset of the winter season.

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Data shows that in 2024, Delhi’s mercury dropped to 18.6°C on October 12, while in 2023, the city recorded a low of 18.3°C as early as October 3.

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