Rajasthan is facing severe heat. People are worried due to severe heat and mercury is constantly scaring people in many cities. Jaisalmer remains the hottest district of Rajasthan. Temperatures are constantly breaking records here. Talking about today, the temperature of Jaisalmer has reached 48 degrees. Apart from this, the temperature of Barmer has gone up to 47.5, Bikaner 46.4, Phalodi 46.2, and Vanasthali 46.1 degrees Celsius.

According to the Meteorological Department, heatwave conditions persist in Jaipur, Jodhpur, and Bikaner divisions. Apart from this, heatwaves and hot nights are also expected in some parts of the Bharatpur division. The department has warned that dust storms can blow in these areas at a speed of 40 to 50 km per hour after noon.

Western Rajasthan is facing the brunt of severe heat.

The condition of western Rajasthan is the worst. The havoc of severe heat continues here. In desert districts like Jaisalmer and Barmer, the temperature has gone above 47 degrees. At the same time, the temperature has reached 44-45 degrees in cities like Churu, Pilani, Lunkaransar, and Jodhpur. In areas like Bikaner, Ajmer, and Jaipur, the temperature was recorded to be 1.6 to 5 degrees higher than normal. According to the Meteorological Department, hot night conditions may persist in Bikaner, Jodhpur, and Jaipur for the next two to three days. Also, there is a heat wave-like situation during the day as well. There is no hope of a drop in the temperature of western Rajasthan. This is also affecting the normal life.

City Maximum Temperature (°C)
Jaisalmer 48.0
Barmer 47.5
Bikaner 46.4
Phalodi 46.2
Vanasthali 46.1
Churu 45.6
Pilani 45.7
Lunkaransar 45.1
Jodhpur City 44.5
Jhunjhunu 43.7
Jaipur 43.2

People are advised to be cautious.

The weather department has advised people to be cautious. People have been advised not to go out of the house during the afternoon. If there is urgent work, then wear light cotton clothes and cover your body completely. There can be a risk of heat stroke due to direct exposure to sunlight. Also, drink more water and take special care of children and the elderly. The heat is continuously increasing in Rajasthan, so people need to be more cautious.

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