Thunderstorms, rain, and strong winds occurred in Delhi. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) issued a red alert for the city due to these conditions, according to india. Other reports indicate conflicting alert levels: one source reported a yellow alert for Thursday and Friday, forecasting rain, thunderstorms, and gusty winds up to 60 kmph, according to bluesky; another reported an orange alert for Delhi, forecasting light rain, thunderstorms, lightning, and strong surface winds, according to newindianexpress.com. The red alert is described as the highest warning level, indicating severe weather risks requiring immediate precaution, according to timesofindia, while the orange alert is described as a 'be prepared' status indicating potential disruptions, according to newindianexpress.com. Strong winds were recorded across Delhi, with Pragati Maidan recording the highest gust at 68 kmph, followed by Pusa at 65 kmph, according to newindianexpress.com. Other areas including Palam, Lodi Road, IGNOU, Naraina, and Pitampura also experienced strong winds, according to newindianexpress.com. The change in weather is attributed to a cyclonic circulation over central Pakistan and adjoining regions, according to timesofindia, which increased atmospheric instability across northwest India, including Delhi-NCR, creating favourable conditions for thunderstorms and rainfall, according to timesofindia. Weather activity in Delhi is expected to intensify from June 12, increasing the likelihood of thunderstorms, rain, and strong winds across the region, according to hindu.