Jaipur, March 6 : The cold wave continues to grip Rajasthan, with night temperatures plummeting below 10°C in several cities due to chilly northwesterly winds sweeping across North India. While mornings and evenings remain cold, clear skies and bright sunshine during the day have provided some relief to residents.
According to the Meteorological Department, the impact of cold winds will persist today, but a gradual rise in temperature is expected from March 7 as northwesterly winds weaken.
🌡️ Temperature Drops in Multiple Cities
Cold winds caused a significant dip in temperatures across the state, particularly in Sikar, Nagaur, Churu, Bikaner, Pali, Jhunjhunu, Dausa, Mount Abu, Karauli, Hanumangarh, Baran, Chittorgarh, and Bhilwara, where minimum temperatures dropped below 10°C.
Lowest Temperatures Recorded:
📉 Fatehpur (Sikar): 4°C (Coldest in Rajasthan)
📉 Nagaur: 5.6°C
📉 Sikar: 6.5°C
📉 Bhilwara: 7.4°C
📉 Ajmer: 11.9°C
📉 Jaipur: 13.4°C
Despite chilly mornings and evenings, daytime temperatures remained moderate, with some cities witnessing temperatures around 30°C.
☀️ Daytime Temperatures Provide Relief
The highest temperatures were recorded in:
🌡️ Barmer: 31.3°C (Highest in Rajasthan)
🌡️ Jaisalmer: 30°C
🌡️ Jodhpur: 29.7°C
🌡️ Udaipur: 28°C
🌡️ Nagaur: 28.8°C
🌡️ Jaipur: 27°C
📅 Temperature Expected to Rise from March 7
According to the Jaipur Meteorological Center, northwesterly winds will weaken starting March 7, leading to a gradual rise in temperatures. By March 8, daytime temperatures are expected to increase further, reducing night-time chills.
Weather Forecast for the Coming Days:
✔ March 7: Cold winds to subside, slight increase in temperatures
✔ March 8 onwards: Warmer days, slight reduction in night cold
✔ Next one week: Dry and clear weather expected across Rajasthan
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