On Wednesday, several parts of northern India, including Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, and Uttarakhand, experienced a brief respite from the ongoing heatwave as light rain and thunderstorms brought a welcome drop in temperatures. In Delhi, the maximum temperature fell to 37 degrees Celsius, a significant decrease from previous highs. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) attributed this weather change to a cyclonic circulation over the region, issuing alerts for further rainfall and thunderstorms. In Uttar Pradesh, Lucknow recorded 0.8 mm of rain, with temperatures settling at 39.3 degrees Celsius. Meanwhile, Himachal Pradesh is predicted to experience wet weather until May 5, with warnings of hailstorms in various districts. The situation in Mizoram has been severe, with heavy rain leading to the closure of schools in several districts. As the weather shifts, residents across the northern states are advised to remain cautious, especially in light of potential hazards from thunderstorms and gusty winds.