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Rajasthan sees scorching daytime heat up to 41°C in Pilani, nights cool to 14.6°C in Mount Abu
✍️ Amar Ujala · Rajasthan
🗓 05 Oct 2026, 07:15 AM
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After the monsoon retreat, Rajasthan is experiencing a sharp rise in daytime temperatures, with Pilani hitting 41°C, while night temperatures in Mount Abu fell to 14.6°C. Meteorologists predict a dry spell for the next seven days.
The departure of the monsoon has left Rajasthan with a stark contrast between day and night temperatures. In Pilani, the mercury surged to 41°C, marking one of the highest daytime readings for the early post‑monsoon period.
Conversely, the hill station of Mount Abu enjoyed a much cooler night, with temperatures dropping to 14.6°C, offering relief to residents and tourists alike.
Weather experts from the India Meteorological Department warn that the region will remain dry for the coming week, with no significant rainfall expected. The continued dry spell may affect water reservoirs and agricultural activities that are still recovering from the monsoon season.
Authorities have advised the public to stay hydrated during the intense daytime heat and to take precautions against heat‑related illnesses, especially in low‑lying areas where temperatures are highest.
The forecast underscores a typical post‑monsoon pattern in Rajasthan, where daytime heat intensifies while nights in higher altitudes stay relatively cool.
Conversely, the hill station of Mount Abu enjoyed a much cooler night, with temperatures dropping to 14.6°C, offering relief to residents and tourists alike.
Weather experts from the India Meteorological Department warn that the region will remain dry for the coming week, with no significant rainfall expected. The continued dry spell may affect water reservoirs and agricultural activities that are still recovering from the monsoon season.
Authorities have advised the public to stay hydrated during the intense daytime heat and to take precautions against heat‑related illnesses, especially in low‑lying areas where temperatures are highest.
The forecast underscores a typical post‑monsoon pattern in Rajasthan, where daytime heat intensifies while nights in higher altitudes stay relatively cool.