Rain and cloudy skies bring a short-lived break from scorching summer conditions in Delhi-NCR, according to reports from both outlets. Temperatures that had been under heatwave influence see some easing on Saturday morning, with light rainfall and cooler winds helping to reduce discomfort temporarily. However, the relief is not expected to last across the region or for the full forecast period. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) continues to signal heatwave risk, issuing an orange alert for parts of Delhi. The alert covers the period from Saturday into Monday, with heatwave conditions expected to persist until May 28. Even with the rainfall, forecasts cited by both sources indicate that maximum temperatures are likely to remain high during the ongoing heatwave spell. Taken together, the reports describe improving conditions in the short term due to rain and breezes, alongside ongoing official warnings that high temperatures and heatwave conditions could return or continue in parts of Delhi-NCR.