Haryana Weather and AQI Update Warm Start at 18.63°C..

Haryana : experienced a warm start to the day with temperatures recorded at 18.63°C, marking a mild yet slightly above-average morning for this time of year. As the region transitions further into spring, the weather is expected to remain stable with clear skies and moderate temperatures throughout the day. According to meteorological reports, maximum temperatures are likely to hover around 30-32°C in most parts of Haryana, accompanied by gentle breezes that may offer some relief from the afternoon warmth.

Humidity levels are expected to remain moderate, contributing to comfortable conditions for outdoor activities. However, residents are advised to stay hydrated and avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight during peak hours. The Air Quality Index (AQI) across major cities in Haryana, including Gurugram, Faridabad, and Panipat, registered in the ‘moderate’ category. This indicates air quality that is generally acceptable but may pose a risk to individuals with respiratory conditions or sensitivities. Authorities recommend wearing masks in areas with higher pollution concentrations and reducing outdoor exertion if symptoms of discomfort arise.

Weather experts predict a steady rise in temperatures over the coming days as Haryana moves further into the pre-summer period. Clear skies are expected to dominate, though occasional cloudy spells may offer brief respite from the sun’s intensity. Wind speeds are forecasted to range between 8-12 km/h, providing mild ventilation to improve overall air quality.

Farmers are encouraged to monitor weather updates closely, especially those involved in rabi crop harvesting, as warmer temperatures could accelerate crop maturation. Meanwhile, urban residents should remain cautious of dust levels in certain pockets, particularly in construction-prone areas.

As conditions evolve, the meteorological department urges citizens to stay informed and take necessary precautions to safeguard their health and well-being. With Haryana’s weather patterns showing signs of heating up, a proactive approach to hydration and sun protection will be crucial in the days ahead.