After two days of sweltering heat and oppressive humidity, Delhi is set to witness a significant shift in weather conditions. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued an ‘Orange Alert’ for the national capital, warning of thunderstorms, strong winds and rainfall expected to begin on Friday, May 30, and likely to continue through June 2.
The alert urges residents to stay indoors unless absolutely necessary and take preventive measures to ensure safety during this period of weather volatility.
⛈️ Storm-Like Conditions Expected; Wind Speed May Touch 70 kmph
According to the IMD forecast, Delhi is likely to experience strong winds ranging from 40 to 70 kmph, accompanied by thunder and lightning. These conditions are part of pre-monsoon activity often observed during the transition from summer to monsoon.
Authorities have advised that citizens secure outdoor objects, avoid sheltering under trees, and remain indoors during peak storm hours.
🌡️ Temperature Outlook: Mild Dip in Heat but Humidity to Persist
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Friday, May 30:
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Maximum temperature: 37°C
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Minimum temperature: 27°C
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Next 5 Days:
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Day temperatures expected to hover between 37–38°C
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Night temperatures likely between 27–28°C
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On Thursday, May 29, Delhi recorded a maximum temperature of 39.1°C, slightly below normal by 1.3°C, while the minimum temperature stood at 29°C, which was 2.4°C above normal. The relative humidity ranged from 63% to 49% during the day.
