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Jharkhand is bracing for several days of severe weather, with the Met office issuing yellow and orange warnings for thunderstorms, lightning, and gusty winds up to 60 kmph. Isolated hailstorms are also expected in parts of the state. These conditions are attributed to atmospheric systems influencing the region, bringing light to moderate rainfall.

Widespread rains, thunderstorms, and high winds are set to disrupt travel across India for the next five days. Northeastern and Eastern regions face heavy precipitation, while the South will see prolonged showers. Expect potential flight delays, train cancellations, and highway closures due to severe weather, including thunder squalls up to 70 km/h.

India Meteorological Department forecasts rain and thunderstorms across many districts this week. An orange warning is in effect for 17 districts for the next three days. Yellow warnings are also issued for coastal and interior areas until May 9. Day temperatures are expected to drop by three to four degrees Celsius over the next four days.

Travellers across India should brace for significant disruptions this week due to widespread rainfall, thunderstorms, and strong winds. Northern, northeastern, eastern, central, and southern regions are all expected to experience adverse weather, potentially impacting travel plans with delays, poor visibility, and road obstructions.

Delhi-NCR faces a yellow alert for thunderstorms and gusty winds up to 50 km/h over the next two days, potentially impacting travel. Light rain is expected Sunday, offering a welcome respite from summer heat. While today remains clear, travellers should prepare for possible disruptions and carry rain gear. This pre-monsoon weather is typical for May.

Monday brought a deluge to Bihar, with intense rainfall, booming thunderstorms, and fierce winds sweeping through the region. While residents embraced a break from the sweltering humidity, Patna and surrounding districts faced considerable traffic chaos and significant waterlogging. Reports indicate damage to infrastructure, notably at the Patna airport.

thunderstorms brought welcome relief to Bhubaneswar and Cuttack on Thursday evening, breaking a spell of intense heat. The downpour, accompanied by lightning and strong winds, caused some tree damage and minor power disruptions. The India Meteorological Department predicts continued stormy weather and a slight drop in day temperatures across several districts until May 6.

Delhi-NCR experienced relief from the heatwave as rain lashed several parts on Wednesday. The India Meteorological Department issued orange and yellow alerts for thunderstorms, dust storms, and rain, with warnings of strong winds up to 60 kmph. Experts predict dust storms due to a cyclonic circulation, bringing temporary relief but potential changes in air quality.

Ranchi and surrounding districts are set to receive much-needed relief from the heatwave starting Monday, with the Met office predicting rain and thunderstorms across the state. Yellow and orange alerts have been issued for various districts, warning of hailstorms, lightning, and gusty winds. Temperatures are expected to drop by 3-5°C until Thursday.

A powerful thunderstorm swept through Delhi late Sunday, bringing strong winds and rain that disrupted flights and lowered temperatures significantly. The storm dramatically improved air quality, leading to the lifting of Stage 1 GRAP measures. More rain is forecast for Monday night and Tuesday, with temperatures expected to rise later in the week.

India faces a challenging week for travelers due to widespread rain, thunderstorms, and gusty winds. From heavy downpours in the Northeast and East to dust storms in Rajasthan and potential thundersqualls in the South, disruptions are expected across various regions, including hill stations and coastal areas.

Jharkhand can finally breathe again as a cool down is on the horizon with rain and thunderstorms set to roll in this Sunday, bringing relief to 18 districts. Forecasters have issued yellow and orange warnings for potentially severe weather conditions, including hail and blustery winds in the northeastern and central parts of the state.

Hyderabad experienced a sudden weather shift as a thunderstorm brought hail, creating a white layer on the Outer Ring Road. Contrary to initial social media speculation of snowfall, meteorologists confirmed it was a hailstorm, a known phenomenon even in hot seasons. The city may continue to see heat with chances of thunderstorms.

More Showers Likely Over Two Days

As the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) predicts a short-lived decrease in temperatures, Bihar prepares for an impending heatwave. With gusty winds and possible thunderstorms looming over various districts, rain showers are expected to persist until May 4. The recent downpours have brought a welcome relief from the scorching heat, with many areas experiencing substantial rainfall.

Himachal Pradesh is bracing for severe weather as the Shimla Met Office has issued an orange alert for hailstorms, thunderstorms, and gusty winds on Tuesday and Wednesday. A wet spell is anticipated across the state until May 3, following a period of dry weather and a heatwave in some areas.

Jharkhand is set to experience relief from the heatwave with moderate rain and thunderstorms expected in 18 districts starting Sunday. An orange warning for hailstorms and gusty winds is in effect for northeastern and central parts on Sunday, with yellow warnings issued for Saturday. These weather changes are anticipated to lower maximum temperatures by a few degrees across the state.

Delhi-NCR experienced a welcome, albeit unusual, downpour on April 29, 2026, breaking a severe heatwave. Heavy rain, thunderstorms, and gusty winds brought temperatures down significantly, signaling the arrival of pre-monsoon showers. While offering relief and a cleaner environment, this weather shift may cause travel disruptions, including flight delays and traffic congestion.

Rajasthan experienced a welcome respite from the heatwave as light rain and strong winds swept across parts of the state. Isolated thunderstorms brought much-needed drizzle, with Kota recording the highest rainfall. Temperatures have dipped slightly, offering partial relief, and similar weather patterns are expected to persist into early May.

Several areas — including Sohna Road, Golf Course Extension Road and Dwarka Expressway — witnessed intense winds that lifted loose dust and debris into the air

Delhi is set to experience light showers and gusty winds from Sunday to Friday, keeping daytime temperatures below normal. Following Thursday's rain and hailstorms, Friday saw temperatures dip significantly. The IMD has issued a yellow alert for rain and thunderstorms on Sunday and Monday, with temperatures expected to fluctuate but remain moderate.