Chhindwara night temperature falls to 13 degrees, 19 degrees below the day's 32
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Chhindwara recorded the season's coldest night on Monday-Tuesday, with the minimum at 13 degrees Celsius against a daytime temperature of about 32 degrees.
The weather is changing in Chhindwara. Strong sunshine is keeping the daytime temperature around 32 degrees Celsius, but the mercury has dropped to 13 degrees at night. The gap between the day and night temperatures is about 19 degrees.
The night between Monday and Tuesday was the coldest of the season so far. The minimum temperature recorded on Tuesday morning was 13 degrees Celsius.
With clear skies, the night temperature is falling steadily. The sun makes the day feel warm, but the chill grows after sunset. A shiver can now be felt in the mornings too.
According to the Meteorological Department, a new western disturbance is likely to become active over the north-western Himalayan region from November 10. Its effect could strengthen northerly winds across the state over the next two to three days, and night temperatures are likely to fall further.
Meteorologist Dr Sant Kumar Sharma said Chhindwara's minimum temperature on Tuesday morning was recorded at 13 degrees Celsius. He said the temperature could fall further in the coming days, and that the western disturbance and northerly winds could bring a change in the weather.
Rain has been forecast in some parts of the state if new weather systems become active in the third and fourth weeks of November. Many areas of the state, including the Jabalpur division, have seen a trend of rain during November. Temperatures could also fluctuate as weather systems become active.
For now, the district's daytime temperature remains around 32 degrees and the night temperature around 13 degrees.
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