While rain and thunderstorms are expected to dominate the short-term forecast, the relief may not last long. Weather experts predict that conditions will become largely dry from June 6 onwards, with only partial cloud cover.
By June 7 and June 8, bright sunshine is expected to return, pushing temperatures higher once again. Maximum temperatures could climb to 41 degrees Celsius, signaling the return of summer heat across the capital region.
Meanwhile, air quality is expected to remain in the moderate category for the next few days. Recent pollution data showed Delhi’s Air Quality Index (AQI) hovering around 106, with ozone emerging as the primary pollutant in several locations.