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BEFORE JANUARY 5, people complained about warmth in winter and the situation turned similar after January 10 too. Barring five days? cold spell, the winter has been warm so far. During these days alone the city had minimum temperature below 5 degrees Celsius. Before this and after this, the minimum temperatures have consistently been higher than the normal.

Published on: Jan 20, 2006, 24:31:00 IST
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BEFORE JANUARY 5, people complained about warmth in winter and the situation turned similar after January 10 too.

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Barring five days’ cold spell, the winter has been warm so far. During these days alone the city had minimum temperature below 5 degrees Celsius. Before this and after this, the minimum temperatures have consistently been higher than the normal.

There has not been any rain and any fog this winter so far, said the weatherman. Only on Monday morning, the city witnessed a slightly dense fog.
Since January 12, the minimum temperature has consistently high than the normal (by one to 3 degrees).

There has been only one ‘zero sun’ day this winter so far. The sun had long exposures all the days and it was only those five days cold spell that sun lost some of it’s intensity.

And for two days the heat has risen—maximum temperature reached 28 degrees on Wednesday that was six degrees above normal while minimum temperature was as high as 10.2 degree. Minimum temperature on Thursday went up to 13.2 which was staggeringly high by six degrees than the normal. People have already started comparing the climatic conditions to those that are characteristic to Holi time. Weatherman has said that there are westerly winds and clouding has happened. Due to this clouding sun’s heat has been trapped near the ground levels. “There is an Upper air cyclonic circulation that is existing over Rajasthan and it may move towards UP and then we may have one or two cold spells.

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