Punjab's temperature likely to fall from THIS date; weather forecast of Jalandhar, Ludhiana & other cities inside

Punjab’s temperature is likely to drop from the next week, no rain is predicted in the coming week.

Authored by: Manaswini Prasad| Updated 11/7/2024, 5:02:29 PM

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The winter season is all set to arrive in Punjab from the next week. As per the weather forecast apps, the temperature is likely to drop next week. From Tuesday, 12^th November, the cities of Punjab will witness a drop in the temperature. However, there’s no rain predicted in the coming 10 to 15 days.

The winter season begins in November and lasts till February in Punjab. January is considered the coldest month in the state. The mean maximum and minimum temperatures for the coldest month are 22° and 0° Celsius respectively.

Punjab state experiences minimum temperature during the months of December, January, and February. The lowest temperature was recorded at Amritsar with 0.20°C and Ludhiana stood second with 0.50°C.

According to the weather app, the temperature of Amritsar, Jalandhar, Ludhiana, and Chandigarh is likely to start dropping from the upcoming Tuesday i.e. 12^th November 2024.

Amritsar's next week temperature:

· Sun: 17°- 30°
· Mon: 17° 30°
· Tue: 16°-29°
· Wed: 14°- 28°
· Thu: 13° - 27°
· Fri: 12°- 26°
· Sat: 12° - 25°

Jalandhar's next week temperature:

· Sun: 17°- 30°
· Mon: 17°- 30°
· Tue: 16°- 30°
· Wed: 14°- 28°
· Thu: 13°- 28°
· Fri: 13°- 26°
· Sat: 12°- 24°

Chandigarh's next week temperature:

· Sun: 17°- 29°
· Mon: 17°- 29°
· Tue: 16°- 29°
· Wed: 14°- 28°
· Thu: 13°- 28°
· Fri: 12°- 27°
· Sat: 13°- 26

Ludhiana's next week temperature:

· Sun: 17°- 30°
· Mon: 16°- 30°
· Tue: 16°- 30°
· Wed: 15°- 28°
· Thu: 13°- 28°
· Fri: 13°- 27°
· Sat: 13°- 26°

Rain can lower down the AQI level of the state. However, there is no prediction of rain in the coming week due to which the AQI can continue to remain the same. Punjab’s neighbouring city, Chandigarh, is facing severe air quality challenges, with its Air Quality Index (AQI) reaching 308 which is a hazardous level.

Punjab University and areas near New Chandigarh registered an AQI of around 268, while areas close to Mohali had an AQI of 309, categorized as 'Very Poor'. In Punjab, Mandi Gobindgarh has the worst AQI at 280, followed by Bathinda at 220, Patiala at 219, Khanna at 181, and both Ludhiana and Jalandhar at 159. To combat the pollution, authorities in Patiala and Chandigarh have deployed smog guns.