Jaipur: With an active western disorder, southeast western winds becomes weak on Monday as a light shower which is only witnessed throughout the state.
Jaipur Met Office said for the coming week, the weather would primarily dry in the state and mercury likely to take the swing up.
There are no major rainfall activities expected throughout the state at least until Sunday.
Connecting climate change to western active disorders and top air cyclone circulation, Jaipur Met Office states that except for rainfall in several places in the city, Jhalawar and Bundi, the majority of places in the state will watch dry mantra for the next week.
On Monday, people in Jaipur woke up to a relatively warmer morning with a minimum temperature of 26.5 ° C.
It was followed by an afternoon afternoon with a maximum temperature touching 35.2 accompanied by a moisture of 90%.
There are no rainfall activities witnessed in and around Jaipur.
Meanwhile, light shower was witnessed in several places in the City Division and Udaipur.
50mm rainfall was received at Ramanjmandi (city), which was the highest in the state on Monday.
It was followed by 40mm up to 10mm rainfall in many places in the city, Jhalawar, Tonk and other places.
This season so far, even though the country has received a 15% surplus rainfall, the upcoming dry mantra might reduce this percentage.
“And after this week there will be a need for rainfall to ensure the right flow of water in reservoirs and dams that serve drinking water needs from various districts throughout the country,” said an officer with the Department of Water Resources.
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