Punjab and Chandigarh are witnessing an early spell of intense heat in March, with temperatures rising significantly above normal levels. According to the India Meteorological Department (IMD), the region is likely to experience clear skies and dry weather with no significant rainfall expected until around March 13–14, leading to rising daytime temperatures and heatwave-like conditions..
Haryana is witnessing rising heat as Hisar records 35.5°C. The Meteorological Department says temperatures are around 7°C above normal with further increase expected in coming days.
Punjab is witnessing summer-like conditions with temperatures up to 7.5°C above normal. Patiala recorded the highest temperature at 33.2°C as dry weather is expected until March 12.
A Western Disturbance will affect Himachal Pradesh from March 7–11, bringing rain and snowfall after record-high March temperatures in Shimla, Manali, Kalpa, and Kangra.
Punjab and Chandigarh are experiencing an early rise in temperatures, crossing 33°C in some areas. The Meteorological Department predicts dry weather and strong winds, with no rainfall expected until March 12.
Similarly, temperatures continued to rise on Tuesday. Jhansi was the hottest district in the state, recording a maximum temperature of 34.8 degrees Celsius.
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.
