Sirsa: The heat in Haryana has begun to show its intensity in early March. The state’s maximum temperature has reached close to 35 degrees Celsius. According to the Meteorological Department, temperatures above 33 degrees Celsius were recorded in seven districts
Palwal recorded the highest temperature of 34.3°C. The mercury reached 33.5°C in Hisar, 33.5°C in Narnaul, 33.4°C in Mahendragarh, 33.6°C in Nuh, 34.2°C in Bhiwani, and some parts of the Gurugram region exceeded 33°C. The average maximum temperature was 6.1°C above normal, indicating a strong heatwave.
According to the Meteorological Department, the weather in the state will remain dry for 2-3 days. Occasional light clouds are possible, but rain is not expected. Daytime temperatures are expected to hover around 34-35 degrees. As the heat increases, people have been advised to protect themselves from the afternoon sun.
Light clouds will appear from today.
Dr. Chandrashekhar Dagar, Senior Scientist, Department of Agricultural Meteorology, Chaudhary Charan Singh Haryana Agricultural University, Hisar, said that the weather in Haryana is likely to remain generally dry but variable till March 8.
During this period, partly cloudy skies are expected in parts of the state from the night of March 4th to March 7th due to the partial influence of a western disturbance. Winds are expected to change occasionally, with light to moderate winds expected during this time. Daytime temperatures are expected to remain unchanged, and night temperatures are expected to increase slightly.
The day’s temperature rose 6 degrees above normal.
Daytime temperatures are rising rapidly across the state. Palwal recorded the highest temperature in the state at 34.3°C. Bhiwani recorded 34.2°C, Nuh 33.6°C, Hisar and Narnaul 33.5°C, and Mahendragarh 33.4°C. Chandigarh settled at 31.4°C, Ambala 32°C, and Rohtak around 31°C.
The average maximum temperature increased by 1.2°C, reaching 6.1°C above normal. Clear skies and bright sunshine made the afternoon heat more pronounced. If this trend continues, temperatures could exceed 35 degrees in the coming days.
Night temperature 3.7 degrees above normal
Night temperatures also remained above normal. Karnal recorded the lowest minimum temperature of 12.8°C in the state. Chandigarh recorded 13.8°C, Gurugram 12.9°C, Rohtak 15.8°C, and Hisar 16.4°C. The average minimum temperature increased by 0.5°C and was 3.7°C above normal.
A slight chill is definitely felt at night, but with temperatures remaining above normal, the chill in the morning and evening has almost disappeared. According to weather experts, there will not be much change in the minimum temperature for the next few days.
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