Delhi gets cold after surprise strong storm, rain; Indore unusually cool for June: Weather wrap
Delhi experienced a sudden drop in temperatures due to a strong storm and rain, with some areas seeing a decrease of up to 19 degrees Celsius. The southwest monsoon has officially arrived in India, starting in Kerala and expected to spread to other regions. Indore is also experiencing unusually cool weather for June, with temperatures recorded at their lowest in six years.
- ▪Delhi's temperatures fell sharply after thunderstorms and rain, with Ayanagar seeing a drop of 19°C from 41°C to 22.7°C.
- ▪The southwest monsoon entered India via Kerala, bringing heavy rainfall and favorable conditions for further advancement into other regions.
- ▪Indore recorded its coldest June night in six years, with temperatures dropping to 18.6 degrees Celsius.
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Delhi gets cold after surprise strong storm, rain; Indore unusually cool for June: Weather wrapAfter rainy season's arrival in India on Thursday, the IMD said conditions are likely to become favourable for further advance of southwest monsoon.Updated on: Jun 05, 2026 9:02 AM ISTBy HT News DeskShare viaCopy link While a sudden spell of intense storm and rain caused temperatures in parts of Delhi to sharply drop by as much as 19 degrees Celsius, southwest monsoon entered India via Kerala on Thursday, bringing heavy downpour for the state and its adjoining regions.Children enjoy the pleasant weather after rainfall brings down the temperatures in Delhi on Thursday (ANI)After monsoon's arrival in India on Thursday, the India Meteorological Department said conditions are likely to become…
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