Delhi's Air Quality Improves to 'Poor' at AQI 242 After Rain

• Delhi's air quality significantly improved to an AQI of 242 ('Poor') following recent rain showers.
• The Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) reported the improved air quality on Saturday morning.
• The unexpected rain provided marginal relief from pollution, though a thick layer of fog covered Delhi-NCR.
• India Meteorological Department (IMD) forecasts cloudy skies, moderate fog, and strong surface winds for Delhi-NCR.
• The Sub-Committee on GRAP revoked all Stage III actions across Delhi-NCR due to improved air quality.

Why It Matters: Rainfall led to a notable improvement in Delhi's air quality, reducing the AQI to 242.