Multiple reports say a dust storm and sudden strong winds hit parts of Delhi on Monday, prompting the India Meteorological Department (IMD) to issue a red alert for thunderstorms and rainfall. NDTV and Mint report strong winds across the city, with NDTV citing winds of about 60–70 kmph and gusts reaching around 80 kmph, while Mint links the red alert to dust-storm conditions. The Hindu and Times of India report higher wind speeds, with gusts reaching up to 92 kmph at Delhi’s Safdarjung weather station, and Times of India noting warnings for winds up to around 90 kmph. All sources indicate the weather shift includes thunderstorms, lightning and rain in several areas. Times of India also attributes the change to a western disturbance affecting the Himalayan region. The Hindu adds that at Safdarjung the minimum temperature recorded was 28.2°C, slightly above normal. Together, the outlets describe a rapid change in weather, with the IMD’s red alert tied to expected thunderstorms, rainfall, and gusty winds through the affected period.