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तूफान ‘मुरासु’ का राजस्थान पर असर पड़ने की संभावना नहीं: दिवाली तक मौसम साफ रहने की संभावना;...

तूफान ‘मुरासु’ का राजस्थान पर असर पड़ने की संभावना नहीं: दिवाली तक मौसम साफ रहने की संभावना;...

Sri Ganganagar, November 2, 2026: Storm ‘Murasu’ unlikely to affect Rajasthan: Weather to remain clear until Diwali; slight chill expected at. Bhaskar English reported the development in a detailed account.

According to Bhaskar English, Download Tue, Nov 3, 2026 Updated 09:53 PM IST Home Video Search Watch Top News Local National Cricket Business Originals International Tech & Science Entertainment Lifestyle Sports Utility Career West Bengal Madhya Pradesh Uttar Pradesh Rajasthan English News Local Rajasthan Rajasthan Weather Clear Until Diwali | Nights To Turn Chilly Storm ‘Murasu’ unlikely to affect Rajasthan: Weather to remain clear until Diwali; slight chill expected at night Jaipur 17 hours ago Copy link Cyclone 'Murasu' has followed cyclone 'Arnab' in the Bay of Bengal.

However, Rajasthan will remain unaffected by the new system. The weather in the state is expected to remain clear until Diwali. Sunshine throughout the day will keep the weather pleasant, while nights will be slightly cold.

Weather experts expect clear conditions to continue until November 10. According to weather experts, cyclone 'Murasu', which has developed over the Bay of Bengal, is affecting neighbouring Madhya Pradesh. Some parts of Madhya Pradesh are receiving rainfall under the influence of the system, but Rajasthan will remain unaffected.

Day temperatures rise, while nights turn slightly colder A look at the weather over the past 24 hours shows that skies remained clear across all cities in the state, with bright sunshine throughout the day. On Monday, maximum temperatures rose by 1 to 2 degrees Celsius in most cities, including Barmer, Jaisalmer, Jodhpur, Sikar, Alwar and Jaipur. Barmer recorded the highest maximum temperature at 36.8 degrees Celsius.

Jaisalmer recorded 36.2, Churu 34.4, Jodhpur 34.5, Jalore and Pilani 34, Sri Ganganagar 33.9 and Bikaner 33.3 degrees Celsius. While rising daytime temperatures have made the sunshine feel stronger, temperatures are dropping rapidly at night. On Monday, minimum temperatures fell by up to 1 degree Celsius in most cities.

Fatehpur recorded the coldest night at 13.5 degrees Celsius. Nagaur recorded 14, Sikar 14.5, Sirohi and Chittorgarh 15.4, Bhilwara 15.2, Ajmer and Udaipur 16, and Karauli 16.4 degrees Celsius. The Meteorological Centre in Jaipur has forecast clear skies across the state for the next week.

Sunshine is expected throughout the day, while maximum temperatures may rise slightly in some cities. Jaipur recorded a slight rise in both minimum and maximum temperatures on Monday, making nights a little less cold. Bright sunshine throughout the day pushed the maximum temperature up by 1 degree to 30.7 degrees Celsius.

The minimum temperature fell to 19.3 degrees. The weather department has forecast clear skies in Jaipur for the next week. Light clouds covered the sky in Jaipur in the morning, followed by bright sunshine during the day Ajmer witnessed a change in weather on Monday.

After sunshine during the day, the temperature dropped by evening, bringing a chill. People have started wearing warm clothes to protect themselves from the cold. According to the weather department, the city recorded a maximum temperature of 31.7 degrees and a minimum of 16 degrees Celsius.

People have started feeling the cold in Ajmer. Tourists were seen visiting popular spots during the day Alwar witnessed normal weather from Monday morning. The sun shone during the day, but there was no intense heat.

The maximum temperature was recorded at around 27 degrees Celsius. Even afternoons have started feeling slightly cooler. The chill is also increasing during mornings, evenings and nights.

With the change in weather, people have started wearing warm clothes. Two-wheeler riders are now stepping out at night in sweaters and jackets.

The report is filed here under Environment. Bhaskar English is the account this copy follows, and the article above keeps the detail that report gave. Nothing beyond those reported details is added.


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