Jaipur, March 26 – Rajasthan is expected to see a shift in weather patterns starting today, with the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) issuing a rain and thunderstorm alert for several parts of the state, especially in the Jodhpur and Bikaner divisions. The activation of a new Western Disturbance has led to changes in temperature and cloud movement across the region.
Rain & Storm Forecast for Jodhpur and Bikaner Regions
According to IMD, light rain accompanied by gusty winds (20–30 km/h) may occur in parts of Jodhpur and Bikaner divisions today. The impact of the disturbance could extend till March 28, with scattered rainfall and dust storms expected in a few districts.
Relief from Daytime Heat: Mercury May Drop 4°C
The state has been reeling under early summer heat, with temperatures nearing or exceeding 40°C in several cities on Tuesday:
Barmer: 40.2°C (Hottest in the state)
Pilani: Over 40°C
Chittorgarh: 40°C
Dungarpur: 39.6°C
Bikaner: 39.2°C
Jodhpur: 38.4°C
Kota: 38.3°C
Jaipur: 38°C
However, due to the incoming weather disturbance, temperatures may dip by 2 to 4°C in affected regions, bringing temporary relief from the scorching heat.
Clear Skies Likely in Other Parts of the State
While the Jodhpur-Bikaner belt is likely to experience showers and gusty winds, other regions like Jaipur, Udaipur, Kota, and Ajmer may continue to witness clear skies with a slight drop (1–2°C) in temperatures.
On Tuesday, Jaipur recorded a high of 38°C with sunny skies, adding to the discomfort felt across the city due to intense sunlight.
What to Expect in the Next 48 Hours
Cloud movement and isolated showers in western Rajasthan
Wind speeds up to 30 km/h in some districts
Temperature drop of 2–4°C expected across parts of the state
Storm and rain alert until March 28 for select areas
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