Cloud Cover and Light Rain Likely in Northeast Rajasthan Over the Next Few Days
Jaipur, March 17 – The Meteorological Department has forecast another shift in Rajasthan’s weather, with a western disturbance set to become active in the coming days. As a result, cloud cover and light rainfall or drizzle are expected in several northeastern districts of the state.
🌦️ Cloudy Skies and Temperature Drop Across Rajasthan
On Sunday, most cities in Rajasthan experienced cloudy weather, except for Pilani, Hanumangarh, and Mount Abu. This led to a noticeable drop in daytime temperatures across multiple regions.
✔ On Monday, clear skies dominated most parts of the state, but cool winds kept the heat in check, preventing excessive sun exposure from becoming uncomfortable.
⚠️ Hailstorm Damages Crops in Sardarshahar
✔ A sudden hailstorm struck Bhaniyapura tehsil in Sardarshahar (Churu) between 8 to 9 PM on Sunday night.
✔ Major crop damage was reported in villages such as Jaitsisar, Raipura, Neemrasar, Ratusar, Kalwasia, and Bhaunwala.
✔ Crops including wheat, mustard, psyllium (isabgol), and chickpeas suffered heavy losses.
📉 Drop in Temperatures Across Key Cities
In Jaipur, clear skies were observed on Monday morning, following a maximum temperature of 31.4°C and a minimum temperature of 21°C on Sunday.
Several districts, including Sri Ganganagar, Churu, Bikaner, Jaisalmer, Barmer, Udaipur, Sikar, and Ajmer, recorded daytime temperatures below their seasonal average.
According to weather experts, Rajasthan is likely to experience a further slight drop in temperatures over the next 24 to 48 hours.
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