Barmer was the hottest in the state, with a maximum temperature of 31°C, reflecting the intensifying heat over western Rajasthan. Several districts reported maximum temperatures 3 to 4 degrees above normal, reinforcing the warming trend.In contrast, the Shekhawati region continued to remain under the grip of cold wave. Fatehpur recorded the lowest minimum temperature in the state at 4.9°C. Sikar, Churu, and adjoining areas also experienced biting cold during morning hours, with temperatures still significantly below normal.According to meteorological officials, clear skies and cold northerly winds are responsible for the chilly mornings and nights, while strong sunlight during the day is pushing temperatures higher. No rainfall was recorded anywhere in Rajasthan during the past 24 hours, and dry weather conditions are expected to continue. The met department indicated that while daytime temperatures are likely to rise further in the coming days, cold conditions may persist during mornings in northern districts.In its forecast, Met office said mercury is likely to take an upward swing except in some parts of Shekhawati region.
