The weather in Delhi is about to change significantly, with predictions for thunderstorms and rain in the capital and surrounding areas over the next three days. The India Meteorological Department has indicated that rainfall is expected from March 18 to 20, which will help bring down the temperature and provide some respite from the ongoing heat. On Wednesday, the weather is expected to take a turn, with gusty winds and thunderstorms possible as a result of an active western disturbance affecting North India's weather.

Meteorologists suggest that some areas may even experience hail during this period, especially on March 20 when the intensity and spread of the rainfall might be more pronounced. On Tuesday, Delhi's day remained pleasant with a maximum temperature of 31.6 degrees Celsius, which is close to normal, while the minimum temperature fell slightly to 15.8 degrees Celsius. The uniformity in temperature across various regions of the city was noted, contributing to a mild overall climate before the predicted changes take place.

The expected shift in weather poses both positive and negative implications. While the rain can alleviate the heat and improve air quality, possibilities of hail may raise concerns for local agriculture and daily commuters. Citizens are advised to stay updated with alerts from the meteorological department as conditions evolve in the coming days, signaling a significant transition in the seasonal weather pattern for the capital and its vicinity.