Jaipur, March 4 – Rajasthan is set to experience another spell of cold weather starting today, as cold winds from northern India sweep across the state. The impact of these chilly winds will be felt in several regions, including Delhi, Haryana, Punjab, and various districts of Rajasthan.
According to meteorological reports, night temperatures in Bikaner and Jaipur divisions could dip by 2-4°C, bringing a temporary resurgence of winter-like conditions. However, this cold spell will be short-lived, as temperatures are expected to rise again after March 7-8, leading to warmer days across the state.
Clear Weather and Temperature Trends Over the Past 24 Hours
The last 24 hours saw clear skies across the state, with daytime temperatures remaining below 30°C in several locations, including Ganganagar, Alwar, and Mount Abu. The highest temperature in the state was recorded at 34.6°C in Chittorgarh.
Other notable temperature records include:
- Barmer: 34.6°C
- Dungarpur: 34.3°C
- Jaipur: Maximum 31°C, Minimum 15°C
- Udaipur: 32.5°C
- Jodhpur: 32.8°C
- Bikaner: 30.6°C
- Jaisalmer: 31°C
- Kota: 30.7°C
- Ajmer: 30.8°C
- Sikar: 30°C
- Churu: 31.7°C
- Ganganagar: 27.7°C
- Karauli: 30.7°C
- Dausa: 30.9°C
- Nagaur: 32°C
On Monday, Jaipur experienced clear skies with ample sunshine, leading to a daytime high of 31°C and a minimum of 15°C, indicating a slight warming trend in the region.
What to Expect Next?
According to the Jaipur Meteorological Center, Rajasthan will continue to experience fluctuations in temperature until March 7-8, with clear skies prevailing across the state.
Key Weather Forecast Highlights:
- March 5-6: A drop in minimum temperatures is expected, particularly during the night.
- Daytime temperatures will gradually increase, making afternoons warmer.
- Shekhawati region may experience a sharp decline in night temperatures, potentially falling below 10°C in some areas.
- Barmer and Jalore districts are likely to see daytime temperatures soaring past 35°C, indicating the onset of early summer conditions in western Rajasthan.
Gradual Transition to Warmer Conditions
While the state is experiencing a temporary return of chilly weather, the rising trend in daytime temperatures after March 8 suggests that summer is not far away.
As Rajasthan prepares for the seasonal shift, residents should brace for cold nights in the coming days, followed by a steady rise in heat levels, marking the transition from winter to summer.
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