Jaipur Faces Extreme Heat, Poor Air Quality on July 10, 2026
Jaipur Weather Today, Jaipur Temperature and Air Quality (2026-07-10)
**Introduction**
On July 10, 2026, Jaipur recorded a scorching high of 48.2 °C, pushing the city into the red zone of the India Meteorological Department’s heat‑wave scale. Simultaneously, the Air Quality Index (AQI) surged to 215, classified as “very unhealthy,” raising alarms among residents and health officials alike. The confluence of extreme temperature and deteriorating air quality has turned an ordinary summer day into a public‑health challenge.
**Key Developments**
Meteorological stations across the Pink City reported sustained temperatures above 45 °C for six consecutive hours, with humidity lingering near 30 %. The heat index, which factors in moisture, exceeded 55 °C, increasing the risk of heat‑related illnesses. At the same time, particulate matter (PM2.5) concentrations hovered around 120 µg/m³, more than triple the safe limit set by the World Health Organization. Traffic congestion, construction dust, and emissions from nearby industrial zones |
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