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Severe Cold Wave Alert in Rajasthan from December 3 as Mercury Drops Sharply
Rajasthan Weather Update: Due to the influence of northern winds, a severe cold warning has been issued for Rajasthan next week. A cold wave alert has been issued, particularly in Jhunjhunu and Sikar in Shekhawati.
A severe cold warning has been issued in Rajasthan from next week due to the continuous blowing of cold winds from North India. At present, the lowest minimum temperature is being recorded in Shekhawati, ranging between 8 and 9 degrees Celsius. Most other areas are above 10 degrees Celsius and near normal. According to the Meteorological Department, there is a possibility of a slight drop in temperature during the next two to three days and minimum temperatures falling drastically in Shekhawati.
The Meteorological Department has issued a cold wave alert for Jhunjhunu and Sikar in Shekhawati from December 3rd onwards. In Fatehpur, Sikar, the temperature has reached 2 degrees Celsius this season. Due to the severity of the cold, ice has started forming on standing crops in the fields. In the hill station of Mount Abu, the mercury plummeted to zero, causing the lake water to freeze.
This time, winter has arrived early in the state. Meteorologists say that Rajasthan has experienced such cold weather in November after nearly two decades. Snowfall in the northern Himalayas is causing icy winds, which are also affecting the plains below.
In the capital, Jaipur, the maximum and minimum temperatures remain normal. According to the Meteorological Department, no significant change in temperature levels is expected for the next week.
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In the last 24 hours, Barmer was the hottest in the state, while Lunkaransar in Bikaner was the coldest. In terms of maximum and minimum temperatures, Ajmer recorded a maximum of 27 degrees Celsius and a minimum of 15.2 degrees Celsius. Bhilwara recorded a maximum of 26.4 degrees Celsius and a minimum of 16.4 degrees Celsius. Vanasthali Tonk recorded a minimum of 26.2 degrees Celsius and a minimum of 11.1 degrees Celsius. In Alwar, which falls in NCR, the maximum temperature was recorded at 25.5 and minimum at 11 degrees, in Jaipur it was 26.8 and 14.7 degrees. In Sikar the maximum was 25.5 and minimum at 11.5 degrees, in Kota the maximum was 26 and minimum at 14.8 degrees. Whereas in Chittorgarh the maximum temperature was 28.4 and minimum at 15.3 degrees. In Udaipur the maximum was 27.8 and minimum at 15 degrees, in Barmer 30 and 16 degrees, in Jaisalmer 26.1 and 12.1 degrees, in Jodhpur 29.5 and 17.2 degrees. In Bikaner the temperature was 25.4 and 14.3 degrees, in Churu 25.7 and 9.6 degrees, and in Ganganagar the minimum temperature reached 9.3 degrees.
