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Weather
Rajasthan sees daytime heat above 40°C as nights grow chilly, further change expected next week
✍️ Amar Ujala · Rajasthan
🗓 03 Oct 2026, 08:00 AM
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Daytime temperatures in Rajasthan have crossed 40°C while nighttime lows are dropping, and meteorologists warn of a shift in weather patterns by next week.
The state of Rajasthan is currently experiencing a stark temperature contrast, with daytime highs soaring past the 40°C mark. Residents across the region have reported sweltering conditions during the day, prompting increased use of cooling appliances and water consumption.
Conversely, nighttime temperatures have begun to dip, offering some relief after the scorching afternoons. Local authorities have advised citizens to stay hydrated during the day and to dress warmly at night to avoid sudden chills.
Weather forecasters from the India Meteorological Department (IMD) have indicated that this extreme temperature swing is likely to be followed by a noticeable shift in the weather pattern next week. The upcoming change could bring either a cooling trend or the onset of monsoonal influences, depending on prevailing atmospheric conditions.
Officials urge the public to monitor official weather updates and to take precautionary measures, especially vulnerable groups such as the elderly and outdoor workers, who are most affected by rapid temperature fluctuations.
Conversely, nighttime temperatures have begun to dip, offering some relief after the scorching afternoons. Local authorities have advised citizens to stay hydrated during the day and to dress warmly at night to avoid sudden chills.
Weather forecasters from the India Meteorological Department (IMD) have indicated that this extreme temperature swing is likely to be followed by a noticeable shift in the weather pattern next week. The upcoming change could bring either a cooling trend or the onset of monsoonal influences, depending on prevailing atmospheric conditions.
Officials urge the public to monitor official weather updates and to take precautionary measures, especially vulnerable groups such as the elderly and outdoor workers, who are most affected by rapid temperature fluctuations.