Weather Turns Unstable in Rajasthan as Western Disturbance Brings Rain and Fog

On Sunday (February 1), the consequences of the Western Disturbance continued in Rajasthan. Clouds prevailed in many areas of Kota and Chittorgarh in the afternoon, and rain and hailstorms occurred at some areas. Mild clouds and fog prevailed in Jaipur and Ajmer divisions, whereas the climate remained clear and sunshine elevated temperatures in Jodhpur division.

The Meteorological Heart, Jaipur, issued a thunderstorm, rain, and hailstorm alert for 12 districts on Monday. Over the previous 24 hours, Kota, Baran, and Jhalawar remained cloudy, with drizzle in Baran and Kotputli. Daylight remained weak all through the day in Bharatpur, Dausa, Jaipur, and Alwar.

Fog enveloped the Hanumangarh, Sriganganagar, and Bikaner districts of northern Rajasthan till Sunday afternoon. Visibility dropped to 10 meters in Lunkaransar, Bikaner, in the morning. In western Rajasthan, the climate remained dry, and temperatures rose on account of sunshine. The very best temperature on Sunday was recorded in Barmer at 29.4 levels Celsius.

Ajmer: Most 26.4, Minimal 10.9, Bhilwara: Most 26.5, Minimal 13.8, Alwar: Most 20.0, Minimal 7.2, Jaipur: Most 25.2, Minimal 12.7, Pilani: Most 25.4, Minimal 11.5, Sikar: Most 27.2, Minimal 12.2, Kota: Most 25.6, Minimal 11.9, Chittorgarh: Most 28.8, Minimal 14.6, Udaipur: Most 27.0, Minimal 13.0, Barmer: Most 29.4, Minimal 13.0, Jaisalmer: Most 25.7, Minimal 9.2, Jodhpur: Most 27.9, Minimal 14.3, Bikaner: Most 22.6, Minimal 8.4, Churu: Most 23.6, Minimal 9.0 Sriganganagar: Most 21.4, Minimal 7.3, Baran: Most 25.3, Minimal 13.6, Jalore: Most 27.7, Minimal 13.9, Sirohi: Most 21.0, Minimal 10.7, Fatehpur: Most 26.5, Minimal 11.9, Karauli: Most 21.1, Minimal 12.0, Jhunjhunu: Most 25.3, Minimal 12.5, Pali: Most 25.5, Minimal 8.3.