Haryana witnessed a sudden shift in weather conditions as the minimum temperature dropped sharply to 3.4 degrees Celsius in parts of the state, particularly around Mahendragarh and Narnaul. The unusually low temperature made the night colder than usual, leaving residents shivering and forcing many to rely on heaters and bonfires for warmth. Meteorological experts attribute.
Haryana is witnessing rising heat in early March with temperatures nearing 35°C in several districts. The Meteorological Department says the weather will remain dry for the next few days.
A new western disturbance will impact Haryana starting March 4, causing cloudy skies and light drizzle in some northern districts. Temperatures, already above normal, are expected to rise further in the coming days.
Haryana will see dry weather till March 4, with temperatures rising by 2–5°C. Light drizzle is possible in northern districts after a western disturbance.
Haryana experiences unusual February heat as temperatures cross 32°C in several districts. IMD reports maximum temperatures 5.1°C above normal and warns of intensifying heat wave conditions.
Haryana records early heat surge as Hisar touches 32.7°C, 6.3°C above normal. Nine cities cross 30°C. Western Disturbances likely till March 4 may bring cloudy skies and drizzle.
Haryana’s heat wave intensifies as Nuh records 31.2°C, 3.5 degrees above normal. IMD predicts dry weather on February 27 with possible light drizzle and a slight drop in night temperatures.
