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Cloudy: Cloudy, Cold Conditions in Raj, Fatehpur Coldest at 8.9°C | Jaipur News
Jaipur: With the active western disturbances, majority of the places in the state witnessed cloudy conditions on Monday.
Some places in Jaipur, Ajmer, Bharatpur and Kota divisions of the state also witnessed mild to moderate showers which forced the mercury to take a dip.
The Jaipur Met office said that from December 8 with mainly clear sky and activation of northerly winds there would be a dip of almost 6 degrees Celsius in the minimum and maximum temperatures.
Met office said that a fresh spell of western disturbances got active in the state, especially in the northern and western Rajasthan since Sunday.
“This will lead to cloudy conditions and rainfall till Wednesday. However, from Thursday there is a possibility of vanishing western disturbances which will pave the way for the activation of northerly winds. It appears that from Thursday mild dip in the temperature would be witnessed,” said an officer with the Met office, Jaipur.
People in Jaipur woke up to a cold morning when a minimum temperature of 13.8 degrees Celsius was recorded. It was followed by mild showers in the afternoon in scattered form.
Fatehpur remained coldest in the state where a minimum temperature of 8.9 degrees Celsius was recorded.
The rainfall in the state since November 27 has been awaited by the farmers sowing Rabi crops across the state. “Rainfall has given enough moisture for the seeds to grow. Usually, this rainfall is seen in mid-December. However, this time last week’s November rainfall has been good for wheat and mustard,” said Somveer Chaudhary, a resident of Dhod village in Sikar.
Also, traffic on the highways connecting Jaipur to Agra, Jaipur to Delhi and Jaipur to Sikar was chaotic during the early morning hours. Vehicles moved at a slow pace due to the poor visibility.
In its forecast for Tuesday, the Met office said that many places in the northern and western parts of the state are likely to witness fog during early morning hours. Also, some parts in the Jaipur, Bharatpur and Ajmer divisions are likely to be covered by clouds.
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Some places in Jaipur, Ajmer, Bharatpur and Kota divisions of the state also witnessed mild to moderate showers which forced the mercury to take a dip.
The Jaipur Met office said that from December 8 with mainly clear sky and activation of northerly winds there would be a dip of almost 6 degrees Celsius in the minimum and maximum temperatures.
Met office said that a fresh spell of western disturbances got active in the state, especially in the northern and western Rajasthan since Sunday.
“This will lead to cloudy conditions and rainfall till Wednesday. However, from Thursday there is a possibility of vanishing western disturbances which will pave the way for the activation of northerly winds. It appears that from Thursday mild dip in the temperature would be witnessed,” said an officer with the Met office, Jaipur.
People in Jaipur woke up to a cold morning when a minimum temperature of 13.8 degrees Celsius was recorded. It was followed by mild showers in the afternoon in scattered form.
Fatehpur remained coldest in the state where a minimum temperature of 8.9 degrees Celsius was recorded.
The rainfall in the state since November 27 has been awaited by the farmers sowing Rabi crops across the state. “Rainfall has given enough moisture for the seeds to grow. Usually, this rainfall is seen in mid-December. However, this time last week’s November rainfall has been good for wheat and mustard,” said Somveer Chaudhary, a resident of Dhod village in Sikar.
Also, traffic on the highways connecting Jaipur to Agra, Jaipur to Delhi and Jaipur to Sikar was chaotic during the early morning hours. Vehicles moved at a slow pace due to the poor visibility.
In its forecast for Tuesday, the Met office said that many places in the northern and western parts of the state are likely to witness fog during early morning hours. Also, some parts in the Jaipur, Bharatpur and Ajmer divisions are likely to be covered by clouds.
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In a closely contested electoral battle within the Jaipur division, the BJP emerged victorious by a narrow margin, securing 26 out of 50 seats. The Congress closely followed with 24 seats. Compared to the 2018 elections, Congress suffered a loss of four seats while BJP gained 16 seats. The BSP won three seats, and Congress outperformed in the Shekhawati region, securing 10 out of 15 seats.
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The BJP emerged victorious in the closely contested electoral battle within the Jaipur division, securing 26 seats compared to Congress’ 24 seats. In the Shekhawati region, Congress outperformed by securing 10 out of 15 seats, while in the Alwar, Jaipur, and Dausa region, Congress faced a tougher challenge and managed to secure only 14 out of 35 seats. Congress broke a long-standing tradition by winning five out of seven seats in Jhunjhunu district. The BJP made significant progress in Jaipur, winning 12 seats and doubling their 2018 election tally. Alwar also saw an improvement for the BJP, winning 5 seats compared to the previous election’s 2 seats.
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