Rohtak: The winds coming from the mountains have increased the chill in Haryana. Due to the wind blowing since afternoon, a drop in night temperature has been recorded. Day and night were the coldest in two districts of the state, Mahendragarh and Rohtak. The day temperature in Rohtak was recorded at 25 degrees. The minimum temperature in Mahendragarh was recorded at 9.0 degrees. Now the night temperature in the state has come in the normal range. Weather experts say that the weather is likely to remain dry till December 8.
Due to cold northern and north-western winds blowing from today till December 6, there may be a slight drop in night temperature. There is also a possibility of light fog in the morning at some places. A western disturbance will be active from December 7. Due to this the wind direction will become north-eastern. Partial clouds may appear on 7-8.
The AQI in the state has come down below 200. The pollution level has improved significantly due to the wind. The highest AQI of 184 was recorded in Hisar. Bahadurgarh had 162, Sirsa had 161, Bhiwani had 155, Gurugram had 155, Narnaul had 155, Charkhi Dadri had 153, Jind had 144, Yamunanagar had 164 and Murthal had 162. There were also two cities whose air was recorded as the cleanest. These include Mandikheda and Panchkula. These are the figures of 7.0 am.
Dr. Madan Khichad, Head of the Department of Agricultural Meteorology, Agricultural University, said that the weather is likely to remain dry in the state right now. Due to the partial effect of weak western disturbance on the mountains, there is a possibility of cloud cover due to change in the direction of the wind, due to which there is a possibility of a decrease in the night and day temperature.
However, due to clear weather and winds blowing from the mountains, a decrease in day and night temperatures can be seen in the coming days