Delhi residents get short-lived relief as strong winds, thunderstorms, lightning and scattered rainfall bring down temperatures for a brief period. The National weather authorities warn that the disruption is temporary and that heatwave-like conditions are expected to return soon. After the Saturday storm activity, forecasts indicate that temperatures begin rising again from Sunday. The Times of India reports that maximum temperatures are likely to increase by about 2 to 3 degrees Celsius over the next four days, signaling renewed heat stress. Both accounts attribute the immediate change in weather to storm activity, including thunderstorms and lightning, along with gusty winds and localized rainfall. While the storm provides temporary comfort, the overall outlook remains for warmer conditions to develop again rather than sustained cooling. Air quality is reported as remaining in the “moderate” category during this period.