Eastern winds from the Bay of Bengal have activated a pre-monsoon phase in Rajasthan, shifting the weather and bringing hopes of relief from harsh heatwaves. Udaipur, Kota, Jaipur, and Bharatpur expect thunderstorms, gusty winds, and cooler temperatures by mid-June.
Delhi and NCR are bracing for a week of thunderstorms, strong winds of up to 100 kmph, and persistent rainfall as per IMD's yellow alert. The warnings come after recent storms disrupted infrastructure, as weather systems converge to bring much-needed relief from the heatwave but pose new risks.
Delhi-NCR and Uttar Pradesh experienced historic rainfall, intense thunderstorms, and drastic temperature drops in late May 2025, causing major disruptions. The extreme event, driven by unusual weather patterns, broke century-old records and affected daily routines, flights, and infrastructure across northern India.
The IMD has sounded a weather alert for Bihar, anticipating thunderstorms and rain for four districts on April 8, 2025. With April temps ranging from 28°C to 41°C, rain is scarce but upcoming storms urge residents to stay informed. Patna is expected to reflect statewide conditions.