Delhi-NCR faced severe weather conditions as dust storms and strong winds wreaked havoc across the region. The highest wind gust recorded was 128 km/h at the Pusa weather station, while the Palam station matched its own record from 2001 at 120 km/h. This extreme weather provided a temporary respite from the ongoing heatwave, which had seen temperatures soar to 44°C. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) noted that the cyclonic circulation over central Pakistan was responsible for the dramatic shift in weather. Observatories reported varying wind speeds across the capital, with Safdarjung at 64 km/h and Jafarpur at 59 km/h. Looking ahead, the IMD predicts continued thundery activity, with significant pre-monsoon rains expected to begin on June 11, which will help reduce temperatures below 40°C. Residents are advised to take safety precautions during high winds.