Daytime temps fall, nights warm up in Rajasthan; Barmer hits 35.6°C, Mount Abu coolest

The latest weather bulletin for Rajasthan shows a noticeable drop in daytime temperatures across the state, while night‑time readings have risen, creating a narrower diurnal range. Barmer, located in the western part of the desert region, posted the highest temperature of the day at 35.6 °C, making it the warmest spot in the state. In contrast, the hill station of Mount Abu in the Aravalli range recorded the lowest temperature, confirming its status as the coolest location during this period. Meteorological officials attribute the pattern to a shift in regional wind patterns and cloud cover that moderated daytime heating while retaining heat after sunset. Residents are advised to adjust daily routines accordingly, staying hydrated during the day and being prepared for relatively milder nights.

Barmer's temperature, though lower than the scorching highs of previous weeks, remains above the seasonal average, reflecting the lingering influence of the pre‑monsoon heat wave. Meanwhile, Mount Abu's cooler night‑time temperatures provide relief for tourists and locals alike, with temperatures expected to stay mild until the onset of the monsoon later this month. The state weather department will continue to monitor the trends and issue updates as needed.