The weather in Rajasthan is set to change once again, bringing cloudy skies and light rainfall in some areas starting March 20. According to meteorological experts, an active Western Disturbance will influence the northern and eastern parts of the state, leading to scattered showers and drizzles. This shift will provide much-needed relief from the rising temperatures observed in recent days.
Cloud Cover and Rainfall Expected in Northeast Rajasthan
As per the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD), the northeastern districts of Rajasthan are likely to witness overcast conditions, with light rainfall or drizzles expected in certain areas. While most of the state remains dry until March 19, a notable dip in temperature has been recorded following recent rain and hailstorms.
On Sunday, March 17, several cities across Rajasthan experienced cloudy skies throughout the day. However, temperatures dropped significantly, except in Pilani (Jhunjhunu), Hanumangarh, and Mount Abu, where they remained relatively stable.
Current Temperature Trends Across Rajasthan
Recent weather data indicates that maximum temperatures have fallen below average in several parts of Rajasthan. Here’s a breakdown of recorded temperatures in key cities:
- Chittorgarh: 35.3°C (highest in the state)
- Udaipur: 33.9°C
- Barmer: 34.2°C
- Jaisalmer: 31.5°C
- Kota: 33.6°C
- Ajmer: 31.3°C
- Alwar: 31.5°C
- Pilani: 30.9°C
- Sikar: 28.5°C
- Bikaner: 30.2°C
- Churu: 30.5°C
- Sri Ganganagar: 28.8°C
- Hanumangarh: 27.7°C
Jaipur Experiences Partly Cloudy Skies
In Jaipur, the morning sky remained clear, but clouds started appearing in the afternoon, lasting until evening. The maximum temperature recorded in Jaipur was 31.4°C, while the minimum stood at 21°C.
Western Rajasthan Sees Cooler Days
Cities like Sri Ganganagar, Churu, Bikaner, Jaisalmer, Barmer, Udaipur, Sikar, and Ajmer recorded below-normal maximum temperatures. Weather analysts predict a further drop in temperatures over the next one to two days.
Meanwhile, Jaipur’s Meteorological Center has forecast that Rajasthan will remain dry until March 19, with temperatures remaining stable before a gradual shift in weather conditions begins.
What to Expect in the Coming Days?
- March 19: Dry weather across the state with stable temperatures.
- March 20: Cloud cover increases in northeastern Rajasthan, bringing light rain or drizzle in some districts.
- March 21-22: Temperatures likely to drop further, providing relief from the rising summer heat.
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