ગુજરાતમાં બે દિવસ બાદ વધશે ઠંડીનું જોર, તાપમાનમાં થશે ઘટાડો, હવામાન વિભાગની આગાહી
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Ahmedabad: The Meteorological Department has predicted that the state will experience cold weather after two days. Currently, the state is experiencing cold weather in the early morning and at night. The temperature in cities including Amreli and Vadodara has reached 14 degrees. While the temperature in other cities is between 15 and 18 degrees. The weather in the state will remain like this for the next two days. While the temperature will decrease by one to two degrees after two days. The cold will increase due to the change in wind direction. That is, the temperature is likely to remain between 11 and 14 degrees.
Cold weather will increase in Gujarat after two days
According to the information given by the state Meteorological Department, the temperature in the state will decrease from Saturday. The cold will increase due to the change in wind direction. The coldness in Gujarat is going to increase due to snowfall in North India. Currently, the temperature in various cities in Gujarat is between 15 and 18 degrees. But after two days, people will experience cold weather as the temperature decreases.
Ambalal Patel's prediction
Ambalal Patel has predicted unseasonal rain in South Gujarat. Rain is predicted in Mumbai and South Gujarat due to low pressure in the first week of December. Ambalal Patel has said that there will be unseasonal rain in many parts of South Gujarat in the first week of December. On the other hand, the deep depression in the Bay of Bengal, which will transform into a cyclone, is likely to affect parts of Tamil Nadu, Pondicherry and Chennai from November 29 to December 2.
Meteorologist Ambalal Patel has predicted that the intensity of cold will increase in the state. The intensity of cold will increase with the arrival of Western Disturbance by November 28. Another cyclone will come in the Bay of Bengal from December 2. So, there is a possibility of cloudy weather in Gujarat from December 15-17. There will be heavy rain in the northern hilly regions of India from December 22. There will be bone-chilling cold in Gujarat from December 28.
