Jaipur: Mild to moderate showers continued at some places in the state for the second consecutive day on Monday. Amet in Rajsamand district received a rainfall of 80 mm, the highest in the state.
Jaipur Met office said the rainfall activity will decrease from Tuesday and that Wednesday would be a bright sunny day. The Met office also said that most places in the state would witness a rise in maximum and minimum temperatures from February 5 onwards. Attributing the rainfall to active western disturbances and dampening of northerly winds, the Met office said mercury would show an upward swing in the coming days.
People in Jaipur woke up to a cloudy and chilly morning on Monday with a minimum temperature of 11.1 °C recorded. It was followed by a shivering afternoon with a maximum temperature of 18.8 °C recorded. Cloudy conditions prevailed throughout the day, and no rainfall was reported. In the coming days Jaipur is likely to witness bright sunny days.
“Mercury will take a dip in Jaipur in the coming days. The city will start witnessing a rise in minimum and maximum temperatures from February 5 onwards,” said an officer with Jaipur Met office.
Jawaja in Ajmer received a rainfall of 70 mm, followed by Nainwa (Bundi) and Tatgarh (Ajmer) at 60 mm each. Rainfall varying from 50 mm to 10 mm was received at several places in Dausa, Ajmer, Bhilwara, Sawai Madhopur, Alwar, Bharatpur, Sirohi, Jalore, Nagaur and Pali districts. Phalodi in Jodhpur remained the coldest in the state where a rainfall of 5.8 °C was recorded.
As humidity levels rose after the rainfall on Sunday, the state witnessed an average rise of almost 7 °C in maximum temperatures.
Jaipur Met office said the rainfall activity will decrease from Tuesday and that Wednesday would be a bright sunny day. The Met office also said that most places in the state would witness a rise in maximum and minimum temperatures from February 5 onwards. Attributing the rainfall to active western disturbances and dampening of northerly winds, the Met office said mercury would show an upward swing in the coming days.
People in Jaipur woke up to a cloudy and chilly morning on Monday with a minimum temperature of 11.1 °C recorded. It was followed by a shivering afternoon with a maximum temperature of 18.8 °C recorded. Cloudy conditions prevailed throughout the day, and no rainfall was reported. In the coming days Jaipur is likely to witness bright sunny days.
“Mercury will take a dip in Jaipur in the coming days. The city will start witnessing a rise in minimum and maximum temperatures from February 5 onwards,” said an officer with Jaipur Met office.
Jawaja in Ajmer received a rainfall of 70 mm, followed by Nainwa (Bundi) and Tatgarh (Ajmer) at 60 mm each. Rainfall varying from 50 mm to 10 mm was received at several places in Dausa, Ajmer, Bhilwara, Sawai Madhopur, Alwar, Bharatpur, Sirohi, Jalore, Nagaur and Pali districts. Phalodi in Jodhpur remained the coldest in the state where a rainfall of 5.8 °C was recorded.
As humidity levels rose after the rainfall on Sunday, the state witnessed an average rise of almost 7 °C in maximum temperatures.
