Delhi Weather LATEST Update: Temperature to Reach 39°C, Rain and Thunderstorm Alert Till June 21

Delhi Weather LATEST Update: Delhi-NCR residents can expect a mix of relief and discomfort in the coming days. While rain and thunderstorms are likely to continue until June 21, the IMD has warned temperatures may gradually rise over next three days

Rain and Thunderstorms to Keep Delhi Weather Pleasant

The recent spell of rain, thunderstorms and overcast skies has helped ease the intense heat and humidity across Delhi-NCR. According to the IMD, light rainfall and thunderstorm activity are expected to continue until June 21. Cloudy conditions are likely to dominate the skies, bringing intermittent relief from harsh summer weather.

Residents can also expect strong winds ranging between 30 and 40 kmph, with gusts touching 50 kmph during thunderstorm activity. These weather conditions are expected to keep daytime discomfort under control despite rising temperatures.

Temperatures Jump After Dry Spell

Delhi witnessed a noticeable rise in temperature after rainfall activity reduced on Wednesday. The maximum temperature climbed to 38.1°C, a significant increase from 33.3°C recorded a day earlier. Meanwhile, the minimum temperature settled at 23.8°C.

Over the last 24 hours, maximum temperatures across most parts of the capital increased by nearly 5°C. The minimum temperature remained relatively stable, hovering between 22°C and 24°C, while maximum temperatures ranged from 37°C to 39°C. Moderate southwesterly winds blowing at 10-15 kmph were recorded during this period.

Mercury Likely to Rise Over Next Three Days

The IMD has forecast partly cloudy skies for Delhi on Thursday, with chances of light rain, thunderstorms and lightning. The maximum temperature is expected to remain between 37°C and 39°C, while the minimum temperature may range between 25°C and 27°C.

Looking ahead, weather experts predict that daytime temperatures could rise by 3°C to 4°C over the next three days. Minimum temperatures are also likely to increase by 2°C to 4°C during the next five days. However, periodic rain and storm activity may prevent extreme heatwave-like conditions from developing across the region.