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  • Fog, Cold Nights Expected in Punjab-Chandigarh; AQI Continue To Rise

    November 23, 2025

    Fog, Cold Nights Expected in Punjab-Chandigarh; AQI Continue To Rise

    Chandigarh: Nights are set to be cold in Punjab and Chandigarh. According to the Meteorological Department, the minimum temperature will drop by 2 to 3 degrees Celsius in the next four days. Light fog may also occur in some areas, although there is no possibility of rain or any other weather warning for the next seven days.

    Region Maximum Temperature (°C)
    Northern & Eastern districts 22–24°C
    Remaining districts 24–26°C

     

    Districts Minimum Temperature (°C)
    Gurdaspur, Pathankot, Amritsar, Tarn Taran, Ferozepur, Fazilka 4–6°C
    All other districts 6–8°C

    The weather in the state will remain dry.

    In the last 24 hours, the average maximum temperature of Punjab has decreased by 1.1 degrees, bringing it closer to normal. The highest temperature in the state was recorded in Bathinda at 27.9 degrees Celsius.

    Weather forecast for the coming days

    According to the Meteorological Department, there is no possibility of rain on November 27.

    The maximum temperature in the northern and eastern districts of the state will be between 22-24 degrees Celsius.

    In the remaining districts, it may reach 24-26 degrees Celsius.

    The daytime temperature is expected to remain normal or slightly below normal throughout the week. Night temperatures are also likely to drop significantly.

    The northwestern districts – Gurdaspur, Pathankot, Amritsar, Tarn Taran, Ferozepur and Fazilka – are expected to experience temperatures ranging from 4 to 6 degrees Celsius.

    Other districts will see temperatures ranging from 6 to 8 degrees Celsius.

    The minimum temperature in most areas will be below normal, while in some central and eastern districts it may remain near normal. The sky is expected to remain clear on the Delhi-Ambala and Ambala-Amritsar highways.

    Air quality worsens, Punjab-Chandigarh AQI increases

    The effects of stubble burning in Punjab are now visible in the air of Chandigarh.

    The AQI in Chandigarh at 7 am was as follows:

    Sector 22: 174

    Sector 25: 163

    Sector 53: 157

    Location AQI
    Sector 22 174
    Sector 25 163
    Sector 53 157

    The AQI in major cities of Punjab was as follows:

    Amritsar: 190

    Jalandhar: 126

    Khanna: 124

    Ludhiana: 147

    Mandi Gobindgarh: 186

    Patiala: 162

    City AQI
    Amritsar 190
    Jalandhar 126
    Khanna 124
    Ludhiana 147
    Mandi Gobindgarh 186
    Patiala 162
    Bathinda Data not provided
    Rupnagar Data not provided

    The Meteorological Department has not provided data for Bathinda and Rupnagar.

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