
Punjab continues to see dry weather, with night temperatures rising while daytime mercury dipped slightly. On Monday, 9 November, the average minimum temperature was 3.2°C above normal, the weather department said. The average maximum temperature dropped 0.1°C from the previous day and remained near normal, while the average minimum rose 0.5°C.

Bathinda was the hottest city in the state, recording a maximum of 32.4°C, while Pathankot logged the lowest minimum at 12.2°C. No rainfall was recorded in Punjab in the preceding 24 hours. The department has forecast a change from 12 November, issuing a light-to-moderate rain alert for 12 and 13 November at some places, which is expected to bring down temperatures and increase coolness.
Punjab is in a dry spell while night temperatures run 3.2°C above normal. Rain forecast for 12 to 13 November may pull daytime temperatures down and break the dry stretch. The weather department has not quantified how much cooling the rain will bring or which districts are most likely to see showers, leaving uncertainty for farmers and residents planning ahead. The 12 November change is the next concrete marker to track.
Source: amarujala.com
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