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Delhi weather: The change in weather has given great relief to the people troubled by the scorching heat in the national capital. The torrential rain and hailstorm that started last night in Delhi-NCR continued even today. In the afternoon, suddenly dark clouds appeared in the sky of Delhi, Noida, Ghaziabad and Gurugram and strong winds started blowing at the speed of 50 to 60 km per hour. Within no time, there was heavy rain and hailstorm in many areas, which brought relief to the people suffering from the humid heat and there was a significant drop in the temperature.

‘Orange alert’ issued in these areas of Delhi

India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued ‘Orange Alert’ for many parts of Delhi in view of the severity of the weather. This includes areas like New Delhi, Central Delhi, West Delhi and North-East Delhi including Shahdara and outer North Delhi. According to the Meteorological Department, there is a possibility of moderate rain and lightning in these areas for the next few hours. People have been advised to remain alert in view of the possibility of hailstorm.

Delhi weather: Relief from heat, drop in temperature

Meteorologists say that this change has been seen due to the new system active in North India. Due to rain and hailstorm, the maximum temperature is expected to be around 33 degrees Celsius, which is much lower than the normal average for this season. According to Skymet Weather experts, this rain has not only reduced the heat but is also expected to improve the air quality.

Pleasant weather will remain for the next two days

Delhi weather: According to IMD’s forecast, people of Delhi-NCR will not have to face severe heat wave or scorching heat for the next one or two days. There will be movement of clouds in the sky and there is a possibility of intermittent showers. This continuous rain has created a monsoon-like feeling in the beginning of May, due to which people are flocking to the parks and picnic spots of the capital. of The brightness has increased.