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It is to be noted that electricity poles have been damaged due to strong winds, due to which the majority of the regions of the state have been witnessing blackouts due to power cuts.

Storm of destruction: Punjab faces statewide blackouts, uprooted trees, vehicle damage & fatalities after sudden weather shift

It is to be noted that this weather shift was reported after 6:30 in the evening. Such weather conditions have resulted in a dusty atmosphere across the state. 

Sudden weather turn devastates Punjab: Uprooted trees, power cuts in wake of evening storms

It is forecasted that the state will witness light to moderate rain from May 24 - which could surely offer some relief in the scorching heat. 

Punjab heatwave intensifies: Orange alert issued; rain & storms expected SOON

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has warned of an exceptionally hot summer ahead, with rising temperatures expected across the country. The department forecasts six to ten heatwave days from April to June, potentially increasing to 10-11 by June.

IMD warns of exceptionally hot summer: Record heatwave days expected

With the end of the winter season, the IMD has issued an alert for extreme heatwaves and maximum temperatures soaring up to 45°C.

Extreme high-temperatures expected in March: Day temp may rise up to 45°C

A Western Disturbance has become active in Punjab, causing light rain in Amritsar this morning. Despite this, there won’t be much temperature change today. 

Punjab Weather: Rain predicted in next few days in multiple districts despite rise in temperature

 In Punjab, evening rains in cities such as Amritsar, Pathankot, and Hoshiarpur led to a significant drop in temperatures 

Weather Update: Pre-monsoon rains bring relief to northern India, heatwave expected to end by THIS day

Extreme temperatures above 40 degrees Celsius that impacted billions of people across Asia in April were made hotter and more likely by human-caused climate change, according to rapid attribution analysis by an international team of leading climate scientists from the World Weather Attribution group.

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