Residents of Delhi-NCR experienced relief from the ongoing heatwave as rain and strong winds swept through the region on Wednesday. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) issued orange and yellow alerts, predicting thunderstorms and light to moderate rainfall across the national capital and neighboring areas. Gusty winds reaching up to 60 km/h are anticipated, particularly in southwest Delhi. The IMD reported that maximum temperatures have decreased by three to five degrees, likely remaining below 40 degrees Celsius until at least Thursday. Similar weather conditions are expected to persist, with no rain forecast for Gurugram on Thursday. Experts attribute the changing weather to a cyclonic circulation over central Pakistan and nearby regions, which may lead to dust storms in the coming days.