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Home / Rajasthan / Mount Abu Coldest Place In Rajasthan With Low Of 2 4 Degrees Celsius

Mount Abu coldest place in Rajasthan with low of 2.4 degrees Celsius

State capital Jaipur saw warmer morning as minimum temperature settled at 13 degrees Celsius
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Jaipur, Updated At : 01:31 PM Jan 22, 2025 IST
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Cold conditions prevailed in parts of Rajasthan on Wednesday with the state’s only hill station, Mount Abu, recording a low of 2.4 degrees Celsius.

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In the plains, Sangaria of Hanumangarh recorded a minimum of 5.8 degrees Celsius followed by 6.8 degrees in Lunkaransar, and 7.3 degrees each in Sirohi and Fatehpur.

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According to the MeT department, Pilani recorded 7.6 degrees followed by 7.8 in Churu, 8.2 degrees each in Sikar and Sriganganagar and 8.8 degrees in Nagaur.

State capital Jaipur saw a warmer morning as the minimum temperature settled at 13 degrees Celsius.

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