Dust storm eases heatwave conditions in Delhi
The Hindu
Delhi experiences sudden weather shift with dust storm, cloudy skies, and relief from heatwave conditions predicted by IMD
Delhi experienced a sudden shift in weather on June 1 afternoon as a dust storm swept through the city accompanied by a cloudy sky.
The change in the weather brought some relief for the city, which has been experiencing severe heatwave conditions for the last five days.
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The India Meteorological Department (IMD) had predicted earlier that due to western disturbances, the national capital might experience a change in weather, including cloudy skies, a dust storm, or a thunderstorm with very light rain accompanied by gusty winds.
The weather office said the maximum temperature in the city is likely to settle around 43 degrees Celsius.
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