Jaipur, February 10 Rajasthan is experiencing another shift in weather patterns, with a noticeable rise in temperatures as cold winds subside. Over the past few days, daytime temperatures have climbed above normal, and night temperatures have also increased in several cities. However, chilly nights continue to bring a slight winter-like feel, and cold conditions persist after sunset.
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has predicted dry weather in the coming days, with a steady rise in both daytime and nighttime temperatures.
Daytime Warmth Returns as Cold Winds Weaken
As warm sunlight becomes more intense, people have started ditching winter wear during the day. With easterly winds calming down, daytime temperatures have risen slightly. However, nights remain cold, maintaining a mild chill in the air.
According to IMD Jaipur, temperatures will continue to rise for the next three to four days, with a gradual increase in nighttime temperatures as well. The weather is expected to remain clear across the state until February 13, and temperatures may increase by up to 2°C during both day and night.
Jaipur & Other Cities Experience Temperature Variations
Jaipur, which had been experiencing strong cold winds over the past several days, witnessed a slowdown in wind speed over the last 24 hours, leading to a rise in temperature and a warmer daytime experience. Today, clouds covered the sky, briefly blocking sunlight in the capital city.
Here’s a look at the minimum temperatures recorded across major cities in Rajasthan last night:
Ajmer 11.8°C
Bhilwara 10.4°C
Alwar 8.0°C
Pilani 9.3°C
Sikar 9.5°C
Kota 10.7°C
Chittorgarh 10.2°C
Dholpur 10.0°C
Dungarpur 12.6°C
Sirohi 8.2°C
Karauli 7.6°C
Pratapgarh 12.2°C
Mount Abu 6.2°C (Lowest in the state)
Barmer 13.4°C
Jaisalmer 14.2°C
Jodhpur 12.0°C
Bikaner 12.3°C
Churu 10.3°C
Sri Ganganagar 9.8°C
Nagaur 8.7°C
Sangaria 6.5°C
Jalore 8.7°C
Lunkaransar 10.3°C
What’s Next? Warmer Days Ahead
According to the Jaipur Meteorological Center, Rajasthan will continue to experience clear weather until February 13, with a gradual rise in both maximum and minimum temperatures.
Days will become warmer across cities.
Morning and evening chills will start diminishing.
Most cities will see minimum temperatures rise above 10°C over the next 2-3 days.
With winter slowly fading away, Rajasthan is now gearing up for a warmer and more comfortable spring season.
