NEW DELHI, India — June 1, 2026
Weather Forecast June 1, 2026: Mixed Weather Conditions Continue Across North India
Weather Forecast June 1, 2026: Northern India is experiencing a mix of extreme heat, humidity, thunderstorms, and rainfall as weather patterns remain highly dynamic across the region. According to weather officials, several states including Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, Punjab, Rajasthan, Bihar, and the Himalayan region are witnessing contrasting weather conditions, ranging from heatwave-like temperatures to rain and gusty winds.
While the plains continue to battle soaring temperatures, several hill states are enjoying cooler weather due to rainfall and cloud cover.
Delhi-NCR Faces Heat and Humidity, Evening Relief Possible
Residents of Delhi-NCR continue to experience intense heat and rising humidity levels. Daytime temperatures are hovering around 40°C, making outdoor activities uncomfortable during peak afternoon hours.
However, weather conditions are expected to improve slightly during the evening as cloud cover increases and strong winds develop. Light rainfall and isolated thunderstorms may provide temporary relief from the prevailing heat.
Uttar Pradesh May Witness Thunderstorms and Rainfall
Across Uttar Pradesh, weather conditions remain unstable.
Both western and eastern parts of the state are likely to experience thunderstorms accompanied by lightning, strong winds, and scattered rainfall. The changing weather pattern may help lower daytime temperatures in some districts, although humidity levels are expected to remain elevated.
Authorities have advised residents to remain cautious during thunderstorm activity and avoid open areas during lightning events.
Punjab and Haryana Continue to Feel Heatwave Conditions
Punjab and Haryana are also experiencing hot and humid weather conditions. Warm winds continue to affect daily life, particularly during afternoon hours.
Meteorologists indicate that weather conditions may gradually change over the coming days, with the possibility of cloud development and localized rainfall offering some respite from the ongoing heat.
Rajasthan Remains the Hottest Region
Rajasthan continues to be one of the hottest regions in the country.
Cities such as Jaipur, Bikaner, Jaisalmer, and Barmer are expected to record temperatures between 43°C and 45°C.
Heatwave alerts have been issued for several districts as extreme daytime temperatures continue to pose health risks, particularly for vulnerable populations, outdoor workers, and senior citizens.
Residents are advised to stay hydrated, avoid direct sunlight during peak hours, and take necessary precautions against heat-related illnesses.
Pleasant Weather Prevails in Hill States
In contrast to the scorching conditions in the plains, the hill states are enjoying relatively pleasant weather.
Parts of Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, and the region of Jammu and Kashmir are witnessing light to moderate rainfall, cool winds, and cloudy skies.
Higher-altitude areas continue to experience significantly lower temperatures compared to the plains.
Popular tourist destinations including Shimla, Manali, Srinagar, and Dehradun are reporting comfortable weather conditions, making them attractive destinations for travelers seeking relief from the summer heat.
Bihar Likely to See Rapid Weather Changes
Weather conditions in Bihar are expected to remain volatile throughout the day.
The state may witness hot and humid conditions during daytime hours, followed by thunderstorms, gusty winds, and rainfall in several districts during the evening.
Weather officials have also warned of possible lightning activity and advised residents to follow safety guidelines during storm events.
Chandigarh May Receive Light Rainfall
Residents of Chandigarh may experience partly cloudy skies along with light drizzle or isolated showers.
The combination of cloud cover and occasional rainfall could help reduce temperatures slightly and improve overall comfort levels.
Outlook for the Coming Days
Weather experts expect thunderstorm activity, strong winds, and scattered rainfall to continue across several parts of North India over the next few days.
While heatwave conditions are likely to persist in parts of Rajasthan and adjoining regions, changing weather systems could bring intermittent relief to states such as Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, Punjab, Bihar, and the Himalayan region.
Residents are advised to stay updated with local weather advisories, particularly in areas vulnerable to heatwaves, thunderstorms, lightning, and strong winds.
As June begins, North India remains divided between intense summer heat in the plains and refreshing rainfall in the hills, creating a highly varied weather pattern across the region.
