The IMD has warned of potential damage to crops, trees, power lines, and weak structures due to thunderstorms and hailstorms, particularly in Bihar and Odisha. Heavy rainfall in the Northeast may lead to flooding, landslides, traffic disruptions, and crop losses. Heatwave conditions pose moderate health risks, especially in urban areas like Delhi, where temperatures are expected to range between 41°C and 44°C. Farmers in affected regions are advised to take measures to protect crops, such as using hail nets and ensuring proper drainage.