Jaipur, March 23, 2025 – Weather across Rajasthan continues to show signs of seasonal transition, with clear skies, dry conditions, and mild temperature fluctuations shaping the climate pattern. According to the Jaipur Meteorological Centre, the state is expected to remain largely dry for the next seven days, with a marginal increase in daytime temperatures by 1°C to 3°C anticipated during this period.
🌤️ Dry Weather Dominates Across Rajasthan
Over the past 24 hours, the weather remained dry across the state, with strong sunlight prevailing in most districts. Daytime temperatures saw an upward trend in several areas, while northerly winds caused nighttime temperatures to dip slightly by 2°C to 3°C in many cities.
On Saturday, Barmer recorded the highest temperature in the state at a scorching 39.5°C, followed closely by:
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Jaisalmer: 38.5°C
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Jodhpur: 37.0°C
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Dungarpur: 36.8°C
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Chittorgarh: 36.7°C
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Kota: 36.6°C
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Sirohi: 36.4°C
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Nagaur: 36.2°C
These figures reflect the early signs of the summer season, which is expected to intensify in the coming weeks.
🌡️ Jaipur Sees Clear Skies, Mild Chill in Mornings and Evenings
In Jaipur, residents experienced mild morning and evening chills, although daytime remained clear and breezy. The city recorded a maximum temperature of 34.5°C and a minimum of 17.8°C, indicating a gradual shift toward warmer days.
Nearby districts such as Sikar and Dausa experienced similar weather patterns, with Sikar reporting a low of 14°C and a maximum of 32.2°C—offering brief relief before the mercury continues to rise.
🛰️ Weather Forecast: Northeasterly Winds to Influence Conditions
According to the Jaipur Meteorological Department, northeasterly winds will continue to influence Rajasthan’s weather for the next three days, resulting in clear skies and moderate temperature fluctuations.
The forecast suggests that most cities will observe maximum temperatures ranging from 34°C to 38°C, with no rainfall activity expected during this period. This dry spell may offer brief comfort before summer conditions begin to dominate the region in full force by April.
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