Western Disturbance Brings Severe Cold to Rajasthan, Temperatures Drop Further

Due to the prevailing western disturbance in the state of Rajasthan, the severe cold is likely to prevail for the next one to two weeks. The cold wave is likely to prevail over a number of districts today. The temperatures in the state are likely to fall by 3-4 degrees. The Meteorological Department has issued a dense fog alert in 11 districts of the state on Wednesday. A number of districts in the state have been experiencing dense clouds since this morning. The cold has again intensified in the state after the thunderstorm, rain, and hailstorm that occurred in the state on Tuesday. According to weather experts, a new weather system is also likely to be activated from the 31st of January, which is likely to bring rain and winds again.

During the past 24 hours, rain was recorded in many cities and rural areas of the state, while hailstorms were also reported in some places. Daytime temperatures dropped below 20 degrees Celsius in many cities. Hanumangarh was the coldest city in the state, with a maximum temperature of 17.3 degrees Celsius.

After the rain and hailstorm, the skies cleared late in the evening, leading to fog and mist at night. Light fog was observed in areas of Ganganagar, Hanumangarh, Churu, Bikaner, and Jaisalmer. According to Radheshyam Sharma, Director of the Meteorological Center, Jaipur, the current system has increased humidity in the state, which is likely to lead to dense fog on Wednesday and Thursday. Additionally, northerly winds will become active today, bringing a chilly morning and evening, as well as daytime temperatures, and temperatures may drop by 3 to 4 degrees. Clear weather is expected on January 30th.

(Temperature in degrees Celsius on January 27): Ajmer had a maximum of 24.7 and a minimum of 12.3 degrees, Bhilwara 25.8 and 12.9, Alwar 18 and 4.5, Jaipur 21.9 and 13, Pilani 24.0 and 9.2, Sikar 23.0 and 12.2, Kota 27.3 and 13.1, Chittorgarh 27.6 and 12.8, Udaipur 27.0 and 12.9, Barmer 24.4 and 10.8, Jaisalmer 20.6 and 8.9, Jodhpur 25.4 and 12.9, Bikaner 20.4 and 10.1, Churu 23.4 and 10.1, Ganganagar 18.5 and 10.9, Nagaur 24.4 and 8.7, Bara 22.7 and 11.5, Jalore 25.0 and 9.5, Sirohi 18.9 and 7.9, Fatehpur 23.1 and 9.5, Karauli 19.1 and 9.7, Dausa 22.9 and 10.3, Pratapgarh 26.9 and 15.7, Jhunjhunu 22.3 and 10.4 and maximum 23.7 and minimum 8.4 degree Celsius was recorded in Pali.