Last Updated: September 30, 2026

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    Cold Wave Intensifies; Punjab, Chandigarh Under Yellow Alert for Two Days

    A cold wave is now sweeping through Punjab. The Meteorological Department has issued a yellow alert for today, November 30, and tomorrow.

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

    Punjab and Chandigarh are set to experience colder nights with minimum temperatures dropping by 2–3°C, while air quality has deteriorated.

    Temperature rises in Punjab; no rain expected for two weeks

    According to the Meteorological Center, there is no possibility of rain in the next two weeks, resulting in dry weather.

    Temperature rises gradually in Punjab, light fog expected in plain areas

    The rise is due to the western disturbance not being active and the absence of rain.

    Punjab sees moderate rise in average temperature, mercury nears 5 degrees Celsius

    The minimum temperature was recorded at 5 degrees Celsius in Faridkot.

    Temperatures drop by 5°C in Punjab, Faridkot coldest with minimum temp @ 5.6 Degrees

    According to the Meteorological Department, maximum temperatures across the state are still around normal

    Punjab’s temperatures continue to drop: 3,020 cases of stubble burning in November

    Despite strict measures, the highest number of stubble-burning cases were reported in CM Mann's home district.

    Intensifying Chill Temperature continues to drop in Punjab, Faridkot coldest @7.1 degrees

    There is no forecast of rain these days, and the weather will remain dry.

    Morning-evening cold increased in Punjab-Chandigarh; record cases of stubble burning lodged

    Samrala recorded the highest temperature of 29.9 degrees.

    Yellow alert for cold wave in 6 districts of Punjab: Temperature drop by 2 degrees

    Meanwhile, the minimum temperature in the state remains 2.7 degrees below normal.

    Temperature continue to drop in Punjab; Faridkot coldest @ 8 degrees

    Pollution levels have decreased slightly in the last 24 hours, but this is only temporary.