Bengaluru: Some districts in Karnataka face conditions such as cold waves, with the temperature early in the morning below 10 degrees Celsius.
Bengaluru shivered at 9.7 degrees Celsius early Friday because the minimum temperature continued to swim in the city.
As expected for next week, the minimum temperature in various parts of the state is likely to be dipped with 3-4 degrees Celsius.
Normal temperature in several districts, especially in the North Carnataka region, may drop below 10 degrees Celsius.
Some parts of the country have recorded a minimum temperature of the lowest 8-10 degrees Celsius on Thursday and Friday.
The Indian Meteorology Department (IMD) has issued a warning for Bidar, Kalaburagi, Vijayapura, Belogavi and Dharwad and parts of Dakshina Kannada, Shivamogga, Chitradurga Regency and Uttara Kannada.
“This happened because the passage of western disorders throughout North and North India was shaken under cold wave conditions.
In addition, because the inaugural winds of the prevailing, Central and South Indian areas also face cold days.
Conditions for 3-4 days Finally, “said Manoj Rajan, Commissioner, Cabataka State Natural Disaster Management Center The prospect of the minimum temperature from December 2021 to February next year shows at the temperature below normal possibility compared to North Carnataka District Interior and normal temperature of the remaining country district.
Similarly, the estimated range expanded by the IMD shows that for the next week (up to 30 December), the minimum and maximum temperature anomaly below normal is 1-3 degrees Celsius above the country.
S Ebaliknya, isolated places in coastal districts tend to have positive anomalies up to 2 degrees Celsius.
KN Girish, a weather expert, said the IMD characterized cold waves as a quick decrease in temperatures within 24 hours accompanied by “marked air cooling”.
He shows that cooler winter than usual this year can be arranged to La Nina’s phenomenon for the second year in a row.
“It must be done with the ocean and its impact on global weather,” he added.