Severe cold continues in Rajasthan, with temperatures dropping in several cities, including Karauli and Fatehpur.

The cold wave is worsening in Rajasthan. The minimum temperatures are being registered below 10 degrees Celsius in many places, including Karauli, Pali, and Fatehpur. The cold winds have increased the cold effect in many eastern and northern districts of Rajasthan, including Jaipur, Dausa, Alwar, and Bharatpur. In spite of experiencing intense cold and sunny weather, people have not been finding relief from cold. According to Meteorological Center, Jaipur, the coming week will also see dry weather and cold. In the past 24 hours, all areas are experiencing clear weather and sunny skies. Sirohi experienced the coldest day in the state on Friday, recording a maximum temperature of only 21.2 degrees Celsius. Cold winds blowing from northern India have caused severe cold in the mornings and evenings in districts across northeastern Rajasthan. Karauli recorded a minimum temperature of 3.6 degrees Celsius, while Fatehpur saw a low of 4.6 degrees Celsius. According to the Meteorological Department, there is little hope of relief from the cold in the coming days.

Temperature of major cities of the state (26 December): Ajmer maximum 24.8 and minimum 7.5, Bhilwara maximum 22.6 and minimum 8.2, Vanasthali (Tonk) maximum 24.6 and minimum 5.4, Alwar maximum 23.8 and minimum 6, Jaipur maximum 23.7 and minimum 10.4, Pilani maximum 25 and minimum 7, Sikar maximum 24 and minimum 7.5, Kota maximum 23 and minimum 7.3, Chittorgarh maximum 27.2 and minimum 8.8, Udaipur maximum 23.9 and minimum 9.1, Barmer maximum 29 and minimum 11.8, Jaisalmer maximum 27.5 and minimum 10, Jodhpur maximum 27.8 and minimum 10.6, Bikaner maximum 26 and minimum 12, Churu maximum 24.7 and minimum 6.4, Ganganagar maximum 26.3 and minimum 10.2, Nagaur Maximum 25.7 and minimum 6.6, Baran maximum 23.1 and minimum 5.2, Jalore maximum 27.3 and minimum 6.9, Sirohi maximum 21.2 and minimum 6.7, Fatehpur maximum 25.3 and minimum 4.6, Karauli maximum 22.5 and minimum 3.6, Dausa maximum 25.8 and minimum 5, Pratapgarh maximum 23.5 and minimum 11.2, Jhunjhunu maximum 23.4 and minimum 7.3, Pali maximum 27.6 and minimum 5.2 degree Celsius.