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Haze lingers over city, cloud seeding may happen today

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October 28, 2025

A western disturbance began influencing Delhi's weather on Monday, bringing overcast skies, though rain eluded the city. Meteorologists said moisture from Cyclone Montha was also reaching the Capital through easterly winds and similar conditions are likely on Tuesday and Wednesday, with chances of light drizzle in some areas.

- Jasjeev Gandhiok

Haze lingers over city, cloud seeding may happen today

Morning smog at the railway tracks in Dwarka in south-west Delhi, on Monday.

(VIPIN KUMAR/HT PHOTO)

The Delhi government said it was closely tracking the changing weather and may attempt cloud seeding on Tuesday if conditions are favourable.

"With meteorological conditions fairly fluid, the government is constantly monitoring them. The aircraft to carry out seeding is ready and on standby," said Delhi's environment minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa.

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