Rain and thunderstorms affect Delhi-NCR, bringing relief from heat and humidity. Multiple reports say Delhi’s maximum temperatures are below or slightly under normal for the season, with figures around 38.4–38.5°C reported on different updates. One report also cites temperatures dropping to about 33.6°C after rain. The weather system is described as bringing thunderstorms, rain and strong or squally winds, with moist air contributing to the conditions. IMD advisories are mentioned, including a yellow alert in relation to rainfall and thunderstorms. While temperatures ease, air quality is reported as deteriorating to “poor,” indicating that rain does not fully resolve pollution levels. Several updates state that wet conditions and improved weather are expected to continue for at least the next two days, with further showers forecast. Across the coverage, the overall pattern is: heavy rain and thunderstorm activity in Delhi-NCR reduces heat and lowers temperatures, alongside continued humid conditions in the near term and less favorable air quality.