Udaipur, May 27 (Udaipur Kiran) – Heat conditions are expected to intensify once again in Udaipur as temperatures continue to rise during the Nautapa period. The maximum temperature recorded a rise of one degree on Tuesday, increasing discomfort during daytime hours.
According to the Meteorological Department, the city recorded a maximum temperature of 42 degrees Celsius and a minimum temperature of 26.5 degrees Celsius on Tuesday. A day earlier on Monday, the maximum temperature was 41 degrees Celsius while the minimum stood at 28.5 degrees Celsius.
With the rise in daytime temperature and drop in night temperature, heat conditions have become more severe. Officials said the daytime temperature is currently 1.4 degrees above normal, while the night temperature remains near average levels.
Strong sunlight and hot winds since morning have affected normal movement across the city. Roads, markets and tourist places witnessed reduced footfall during afternoon hours as people preferred to stay indoors unless necessary.
The weather department has predicted that heatwave conditions may continue in several parts of Rajasthan for the next two to three days, with maximum temperatures likely to remain between 44 and 46 degrees Celsius in some regions.
A new western disturbance is expected to influence weather conditions from May 28, bringing the possibility of thunderstorms and rainfall in some parts of the state. However, its impact is not expected to affect the Mewar region significantly.
Weather officials said thunderstorm and rain activities may increase further from May 30 and could continue in parts of the state during the first week of June. Due to these weather changes, temperatures may drop by 2 to 3 degrees Celsius from May 29 onwards.
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