Delhi’s minimum temperature continues to stay in double digits, with Safdarjung recording 11.4°C, up 1.2°C from the previous day.

The mercury is expected to hover above 10°C for the next few days, with no cold wave likely through November.

The month remains dry, with no rainfall expected, joining the list of “barren” Novembers for the capital. As the month progresses, brief dips to single digits may occur, but overall, a steady trend will prevail.

However, residents will continue to face poor air quality, with severe AQI levels and foggy nights reducing visibility.

Winds may turn easterly next week due to a Bay of Bengal system, keeping temperatures mildly elevated.