North India, particularly the Delhi-NCR region, is enduring a severe heat wave, with maximum temperatures soaring to 42.2°C on Monday. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) forecasts that temperatures could reach 44°C in various areas over the next two days. The minimum temperature has also increased, recorded at 29.2°C, which is above normal levels. Citizens are advised to take precautions against heat-related illnesses. However, relief is on the horizon as the IMD predicts thunderstorms and scattered rainfall beginning June 11, which is expected to reduce temperatures by 3-4°C. This change is attributed to a developing low-pressure system over East Uttar Pradesh and other states, which is facilitating the southwest monsoon's movement. In Noida, extreme heat persists with temperatures reaching 39.1°C, affecting residents until mid-June, but rain is anticipated to follow, increasing humidity levels significantly.