Aravind Saini
- After a little respite from the heatwave, Rajasthan is once again hit by it.
- Unseasonable rainfall provided a brief reprieve for two days, but Rajasthan is now experiencing another severe heatwave. Barmer is now the hottest place in the state, with temperatures rising beyond 45°C. With highs of 44°C, Jaisalmer and Phalodi are not far behind, with severe heat and dry winds plaguing several border areas .Jaipur Weather
📅 No alleviation is anticipated until mid-April.
There won’t be a noticeable dip in temperature until April 17–18, according to weather specialists. In fact, temperatures might rise by an additional 2°C during the course of the next two to three days, raising the mercury even further. Temperatures in areas like Barmer and Jaisalmer may rise beyond 46°C.
How to Remain Safe in This Hot Weather
Dehydration, heat stroke, and fatigue are among the health hazards associated with rising temperatures. Here are some ways to keep you and your loved ones safe:
- 1. Maintain Hydration
Often drink water even if you’re not thirsty. Steer clear of alcohol, coffee, and sugary drinks. - 2. Remain inside during periods of high heat.
The sun is at its greatest between 12 and 4 PM, so stay inside during this time. Wear protective gear if you have to go outside.
- Wear Smart Clothes
Dress in light-colored, breathable, and lightweight clothing. When you’re outside, wear an umbrella, scarf, or hat with a wide brim. - Maintain a Cool Home
Use fans and coolers, draw curtains throughout the day, and stay away from heat-generating machines like dryers and ovens in the afternoon.
🌇 Rajasthan’s Changing Climate: A Wake-Up Call
The summer months in Rajasthan are getting hotter and longer every year. Cities like Barmer and Jaisalmer are already seeing May-like temperatures in early April 2025. The wider effects of climate change in India are reflected in this early start of intense heat. To properly manage such catastrophic weather occurrences, there is an urgent need for improved infrastructure planning, public knowledge, and daily readiness.
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Rajasthan is once again experiencing a severe heatwave after two days of relief from the heat brought on by rainfall. The temperature in Barmer surpassed 45°C on Monday. In Jaisalmer and Phalodi, the maximum temperature also reached 44°C. Jaipur Weather
Border districts experienced intense heatwave conditions, and people felt a burning sensation on their skin under the sun. According to weather experts, there is no sign of relief in the state until April 17-18. In the next 2-3 days, temperatures are expected to rise by up to 2°C, which may push the mercury above 46°C in areas like Barmer and Jaisalmer. Jaipur Weather
Jaipur is expected to see a minimum temperature of about 27 degrees Celsius today and a maximum temperature of 39 degrees Celsius. Throughout the day, the temperature is predicted to stay at about 27 degrees Celsius, and the wind speed will be at 4.42. With a gust speed of 9.67, the wind will travel at an angle of about 88 degrees. The sun will rise at 06:01 AM on Wednesday and set at 06:51 PM. The temperature in Jaipur is predicted to be 39 degrees Celsius on Wednesday, 43 degrees Celsius on Thursday, 42 degrees Celsius on Friday, 39 degrees Celsius on Saturday, 39 degrees Celsius on Sunday, 39 degrees Celsius on Monday, and 40 degrees Celsius on Tuesday, according to the seven-day weather Jaipur Weather forecast. Jaipur Weather JAIPUR: A fresh heatwave spell is expected to grip western Rajasthan starting April 14, with the India Meteorological Department (IMD) warning of rising temperatures and dry weather across the state.
According to the IMD, the heatwave will intensify on April 15 and 16, particularly in the border districts, where maximum temperatures could soar to 45-46°C. Parts of Jodhpur, Bikaner, and the Shekhawati region are likely to experience severe heatwave conditions on April 16.
The weather office said temperatures in Jaisalmer are expected to rise by 3-4°C, reaching around 44-45°C by April 15. From Sunday onwards, the entire state is expected to remain dry.
