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Rain, thunderstorms, and gusty winds will also affect Jammu & Kashmir, Punjab, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, and Uttarakhand.
The IMD issued an orange alert forecasting heavy rains and storms in the region
Delhi residents can expect another day of unsettled weather on Sunday, with the India Meteorological Department (IMD) forecasting light rain, thunderstorms, lightning and gusty winds reaching up to 60 kmph.
New Delhi: The weather in Delhi has experienced extremes this month, with the city recording its hottest May in two years while also enjoying its cleanest air in five years. This unusual weather includes heatwaves, unseasonably warm nights, and thunderstorms.Delhi's average maximum temperature for May reached 39.7 degrees Celsius, with the average minimum temperature at 25.8 degrees Celsius.The last hotter May occurred in 2024, when the average maximum and minimum temperatures were 41.7 degrees Celsius and 26.5 degrees Celsius, respectively.Read more: Delhi-NCR weather alert: 'Extremely Severe' warning issued; thunderstorms, lightning and 90 kmph winds likelyHeatwave conditions were noted from May 18 to 21, with maximum temperatures exceeding 46 degrees Celsius in some areas of the city. Overall, Delhi received 17.61 mm of rainfall during the month.The city also experienced unusually warm nights in May, with minimum temperatures hitting 32.8 degrees Celsius on May 26 and 31.9 degrees Celsius on May 21-among the highest nighttime temperatures recorded in the city in the last 14 years, according to data from the India Meteorological Department (IMD).The IMD defines a heatwave as a situation where the maximum temperature exceeds 40 degrees Celsius and is 4.5 to 6.4 degrees Celsius above normal.A warm night is declared when the maximum temperature remains at 40 degrees Celsius or higher, and the minimum temperature is also 4.5 to 6.4 degrees Celsius above normal.Mahesh Palawat of Skymet Weather attributed the month's fluctuating weather to a combination of western disturbances and induced cyclonic circulations over Rajasthan and adjoining areas, and moisture-laden winds from the Bay of Bengal.Experts said frequent western disturbances and associated weather systems led to early pre-monsoon activity, leading to low temperatures during the first half of May.As these systems weakened, temperatures rose sharply and heatwave conditions developed across parts of Delhi before another spell of strong pre-monsoon activity returned towards the end of the month, they said.Palawat mentioned that thunderstorms, rain and gusty winds intensified during the latter part of May, bringing widespread weather activity across the capital and providing relief from the intense heat over the past few days.Despite the hotter conditions, Delhi recorded its cleanest AQI in May in about five years.An analysis by the Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air (CREA) showed that the capital's average AQI was 161 until May 29, the lowest for the month since 2021, when it was 144.On Saturday, May 30, Delhi recorded a satisfactory AQI of 85, following widespread rainfall and strong winds. This represented the cleanest air quality day in May since 2023 and the fourth satisfactory air quality day this month.Experts noted that rainfall and intermittent strong winds played crucial roles in dispersing pollutants.While dust transported from Rajasthan caused several dust storm events and deteriorated air quality, localised intense rainfall helped wash out particulate matter and improve the overall air quality in the city.Data showed that from May 1 to May 29, Delhi experienced three satisfactory days, 20 moderate days, and six poor days, with no very poor or severe air quality days.In comparison, May 2021 recorded six satisfactory days, 22 moderate days and three poor days, while the monthly average AQI stood at 144. May 2025 recorded an average AQI of 170 and May 2024 recorded 223.Read more: Delhi Weather Update: Clouds, rain bring sharp cooldown across national capital after weeks of scorching heatLooking ahead, Palawat stated that no heatwave conditions are expected in the first week of June.However, temperatures are forecasted to gradually rise from June 1 as the current spell of rain activity weakens and shifts away from the region.
IMD advised residents to remain indoors, avoid taking shelter under trees, stay away from weak structures and unplug electrical appliances during the thunderstorm activity.
Residents in Delhi-NCR and western Uttar Pradesh received an "Extremely Severe Alert" on their phones, warning of thunderstorms, lightning, strong winds, heavy rain, and hailstorms. The emergency notification, part of the government's cell broadcast system, advised people to stay indoors and take precautions against severe weather.
Delhi-NCR experienced a welcome respite from the heat as heavy rains brought down temperatures significantly on Saturday. The India Meteorological Department has issued a yellow alert for light rain, thunderstorms, and gusty winds, with further temperature drops anticipated. Air quality has also seen improvement, moving into the satisfactory category.
A massive dust storm hit Bikaner in Rajasthan, reducing visibility and sending residents indoors, IMD warns of more dust storms, thunderstorms and gusty winds in coming days.
In the past 24 hours, several parts of the State witnessed strong thunderstorms and rainfall, with rain in Dholpur district receiving the highest rainfall of 58 mm
16 dead in 2 days as rainfall, fierce storms hit several parts of Uttar Pradesh
Air, rail, and metro services hit as a squall passes over Kolkata; several cars across Kolkata and Salt Lake were crushed under uprooted trees
Uttar Pradesh remained the most severely affected state, recording 11 deaths across three districts due to sudden rain and severe thunderstorms.
In northwest India, including Delhi-NCR and nearby areas, residents can expect cloudy skies, strong winds and scattered thunderstorms.
Weather Updates Today: Delhi remained under cloudy skies, logging its lowest maximum temperature in past 21 days. The IMD has forecast rain and thunderstorms across parts of north India, including Punjab, Himachal Pradesh, UP, Uttarakhand.
Temperatures may continue to hover around 45ยฐC to 46ยฐC on Saturday in several districts, while the IMD forecasts heavy rain, thunderstorms and strong winds over South Coastal Andhra Pradesh and Rayalaseema during the weekend
The weather agency also predicted thunderstorms accompanied by hail, lightning, and moderate to heavy rainfall.
Siddaramaiah and Shivakumar both headed to Delhi for talks on Thursday but thunderstorms in the Capital grounded the formerโs flight in Jaipur.
Today Weather LIVE Updates: Delhi experiences thunderstorms and cooler temperatures
Delhi and neighbouring NCR cities are likely to witness more rain, thunderstorms and strong winds today, according to the India Meteorological Department.
Rain and thunderstorms in Delhi disrupt flights, Delhi Airport and airlines including IndiGo issue advisories, urge passengers to check flight status and use Delhi Metro