Scorching heat, cleaner air: Delhi’s May weather swings between extremes
Delhi experienced a weather paradox in May, facing its hottest month in two years alongside its cleanest air quality in approximately five. Intense heatwaves and unusually warm nights were punctuated by pre-monsoon showers and strong winds, which significantly improved air quality, offering a welcome respite.
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