Jaipur: With the impact derived from the circulation of the top air cyclone, the cloud cover disappears from most places in the state.
Mercury is likely to swim further in most places in the state.
Some places in Udaipur and other districts despite witnessing rainfall on Saturday.
Jaipur Met Office states that the weather will mostly dry in the state in the coming days.
Many places in the country witnessed rainfall on Saturday.
With continuous cloudy conditions over the past three days, the majority of places witnessed a minimum temperature increase.
130mm rainfall recorded in Girwa (Udaipur) the highest in the state while rainfall varies from 100mm to 10mm accepted in many places in Udaipur, Chittorgarh, Bhilwara, City, Jalore, Sirohi, Bara, Bundi and Pali.
However, from the afternoon cloud cover disappeared.
“Because of the increasing level of moisture, the weather may be slightly cloudy but there is no expected rainfall in the next few days.
Especially the sky is clearly expected in the majority of places in the state,” said an officer with Jaipur Met Office.
People at Jaipur woke up to a relatively warmer morning as a minimum temperature of 16.6 ° C, almost six degrees above normal, recorded.
Raj: Mercury to dip further when Cloud Cover disappears
